PORTFOLIO Vidhi AraniyaArchitectural
CONTENTS Kinesthetic Experience of Built Environment M I G Mass Housing Undergraduate thesis Housing studio House for Professor’s family Resident design studio Working drawings of house Working drawing studio Professional Internship Step well and Place for gathering in bhuj Space and place making studio Related study programme RSP 1 (Meghpar, Bhuj), RSP 2 (Porbandar, Gujarat), RSP 3 (RKC Rajkot, Gujarat) Professional work House of Bharat Thakarshibhai Vadoliya, Rajkot Other works 3029252321191571
1
Aim - To analyze the characteristics of space which makes the person pause while moving and generates experience in overall built environment
Chapter 2 : The second part discuss about how the theoretical knowledge of experience can be seen in built environment. Various aspects for understanding a place and the factors responsible for occupancy of spaces by humans at any place. And also this chapter is about the importance of transitional spaces and thresholds in journey of experience in built environment.
Sequential UnfoldingMovement
MaterialitySenses
Narrative of space and time Elements Scale, Proportion Light and Shadow, climate
Senses Touch
Experience Concept of Kinesthetics : Kinesthetics is the perception in relation to movement. Architecture which involves user and visitors (bodily and mentally) goes under kinesthetic experience. This means subtle choreography of movements and the sequences of atmosphere and the users and will constantly get involved in while experiencing the setting scene of space and light, material and color, smell and sound, movement and time.
Objectives- To understand the experiences generated in built environment while moving - To understand the character of space generated by architectural spatial qualities and type of experience that space creates - To understand parameters which plays important role in making a person pause and use the space
SoundSmell TransitionSight space Threshold TravelPhysical
Chapter 1 : The first chapter is about the theoretical aspect of this study where various theoretician’s perceptions about experience in built environment is seen. It also discuss about the revelation of spaces through sequential unfolds and relation of movement and space-time phenomenon. The theory about phenomenon of kinesthetic and space perception is seen.
IntroductionThe research seeks to understand the experience of space while moving into it. Movement is fundamentally concerned with experience in a space and for that reason it is vital component in architecture. The movement in a space is always along with pause spaces, which are either transition spaces or thresholds within the built environment which helps the person to understand the place and proceed further. Movement is all about continual sequence and pause, where sequences can change in position by which one can “experience” the space on pause. Kinesthetic Experience of Built Environment Undergraduate thesis
2 1. Composition of surface and point in space 2. Scale and proportion 3. Light and Shade 4. Color 5. Material and texture 6. Patterns 7. Compactness and release 8. View Characteristics of occupiable spaces : 1. Safety Perception 2. Environmental comfort 3. Physical comfort 4. Perceptual comfort 5. Possibility of meaningful activities 1. Approach 2. Entrance 3. Configuration of path 4. Path- space relationship a. Pass by the spaces b. Pass through spaces c. Terminate in a space 5. Form of the circulation space a. Enclosed b. Open on one side c. Open on both sides Theoretical Perceptions Concept of Kinesthetics Sequential Unfolding of Spaces Space - Time Phenomenon Space Perception Theoretical Premise Dialogue with Built Environment Sense of Place Spatial qualities of space Space occupancy Space TransitionComponentsSpacepenetrabilitylegibilityofmovementspacesandthresholds Analytical framework Flow of this study
Transitionpointsspaces The human activities shows the places occupied by people NAA 10 a.m. 12 p.m. 2 p.m. 4 p.m. 5 p.m. Section AA 1 32 4 5 6 87 9 101112 1313.12.11.10.9.8.7.6.5.4.3.2.1.Legends:ApproachEntranceCourtPavilion(Baradari)SaintsTombMosqueVazukhanaOfficeQueen’sTombPorticoKing’sTombGhatWatertank Cases location in the city of Ahmedabad
The levels of complex are according to the importance of tombs. Saints tomb is on highest plinth whereas kings and queens tomb are lower plinth as compared to saints tomb. The scale of the spaces are also according to the importance given. The biggest is the mosque > Saints tomb > Kings tomb > Queens tomb >Baradari > Portico (smallest).
Visual linkages and sense of security are directly linked as more are the visual connections of spaces people will gets more familiar to the place and will occupy the space. Transitional spaces in the complex are helping the person to orient every time entering a new space. path Levels of complex Pause
The entire experience of the complex, starting from Entrance to the Mosque is associated with visual, physical and perceptual aspects. There is constant dialogue of an individual with the built environment while moving in the spaces. The carved stone grills create an atmosphere of tranquility, which serves as a great retreat for people seeking peace. The movement in the complex after the entrance are sequentially revealed and people have multiple choices for approaching the structures. The Saints tomb, Baradari, Portico, and ghat to water tank are linked through one axis. Due to this uniform connectedness, the place is perceived more easily.
Movement
3 Gandhi Ashram Centre for Environment Education Sarkhej Roza The study emphasizes importance of experience in space. The space occupancy and pause in journey is opposite to the movement in built environment. Hence to analyze the experience which is evoked within the built environment one needs to understand the characteristics of occupiable environments as well as movement. 1. Sequence of spaces (open, semi-open, built) 2. Movement of spaces 3. Pause points 4. Transition spaces 5. Visual linkages 6. Space occupiability by people 7. Kinesthetics Case Studies: Framework of Analysis: Sarkhej Roza, Ahmedabad
All built form though not having any order of placement, still gives sense of connection as all the built forms have sloping roof with country tiles as roofing material and height of all spaces are almost similar. Also the red color on sides of the plinth defines the built forms. The scale of the spaces are very humane with no empowering massive structure in the ashram which is depicting the simplicity of gandhiji. The pleasant sound of birds makes the experience of the ashram very gradual.
Water court Magan Niwas Sabarmati River Water courtSecurity roomGuest House Public utilities Section AA’ Section BB’ 12.11.10.9.8.7.6.5.4.3.2.1.Legends:MuseumMaganniwasPrarthanaBhumiHridayKunjVinobaandmirakutirNandiniGuesthouseManavsadhnaHostelblockNewguesthousesShopPublicUtilitiesSecurityroom 21 11 9 1045 6 7 8 8 11 12 A’AB B’
10 a.m. 12 p.m. 2 p.m. 4 p.m. 5 p.m.
The experience of gandhi ashram is very simple and shuttle. The atmosphere of the ashram is very live with people using different areas for sitting, talking, enjoying the sabarmati river view, reading and many other activities. The spaces in the museum mostly remain shaded for the entire day and also there are plinths to sit due to which people usually use the semi open spaces for reading and talking. Also the linear avenue after the entrance which has plinths are used by people to interact.
There is no order in the placement of the built forms. There are two main axis formed in the ashram, one is the path parallel to the museum connecting visually to the river and another is the path connecting magan niwas, hriday kunj, vinoba kutir and nandini guest house. There is no defined path in the ashram other than in the museum.
4 Gandhi Ashram, Ahmedabad N
There are pause points mostly at the sign boards and the plinths where one can sit and rest. Also people pause to see the view of sabarmati river.
The main transition in the ashram is the buffer created by parking from the road and main ashram campus. Other transitional spaces are at the plinths or steps before entering any spaces. There is overall less visual connection due to scattered built forms and plantation.
Ray of light from skylight gives Comfortable,hope sense of security under the ramp
Play of Light and Shadow
CEE,
Pergola as a movement Beingguide on the level where eye level is in between gives the feeling of power
Sense of being in nature Entrance defined through double height
Sense of security in courtDark space makes person climb the steps Rough texture of space with steps, pergola, shrubs, trees, columns Rhythm in space through levels in pergola
There are various spaces in the campus which are very cozy and comfortable due to the scale and proportion of that space.
5
The Centre for Environment Education as the name suggest is the centre for awareness of people towards the environment by educating them. So the site is basically a forest with slopes.
Starting from the entrance gate till the main the central admin court one has various paths to choose from to reach the court. The paths are passing through the spaces transiting from outside to inside to outside. The pause points and transitional spaces are either at the courts or before entering the closed/semi open spaces. There is very less visually connecting spaces due to high level differences and also plantation. The analysis for people occupying different spaces was not mentioned as this is not an public institute where people occupies different outdoor spaces other than office spaces. The only time people are seen is during lunch or break time.
Main level plan Entry level plan A A A AB’B’BB Section AA’ Section
The spaces are crafted amalgamating the nature into it and hence person always feels into the nature all the time.
Play of light and shadow giving directionality View of the junction which makes the person pause Low height of tree canopy, feels like to be in forest
The built mass are break down into parts from the lintel level to create less massive forms which does not overpower the nature.
Also use of pergola as an element breaks down the mass. Due to the use of ramps at various places, the person does not realize the amount of distance he traveled in the campus. The sound of birds and various insects along the smell of the humid atmosphere makes the campus very silent and makes the journey of person very experiential. Ahmedabad BB’
G. Path-space relationship: The place where the three types of relations are found creates more experiential journey.
- Light from skylights creates feeling of hope from darkness.
- Patterns also can direct the movement of person.
3. Perceptual comfort
4. Possibility of meaningful activities
1. WhetherMovement:themovement is forced or by choice there is going to be different experiences in different buildings. At public place like sarkhej roza there is choice in movement and in gandhi ashram people generally follow the sign boards to move around. In CEE though having multiple paths to choose to reach particular space, due to its institutional nature having office spaces daily user move through particular pathway only.
- Physical comfort is equally important to the environmental comfort.
5. Spatial Qualities: They are the qualities found in any built environment which enhances the experiential quality. These qualities can not separated from each other. The color of material also has some textural effect. Similarly patterns in space can be due to play of light and shade only. Even compactness and release can be due to rhythmic patterns formed by series of column.
- Overhead planes can create flow of movement in particular direction
A. Composition of point and surfaces in space:
- It is very essential quality of any space. Certain type of scale and proportions can generate various feeling inside a person where some of them are curious, cozy, comfortable, uncomfortable and so on.
- The another aspect is the functionality of spaces. The mosque is Religious realm where only prayers are done. Where the central court is multi functional in nature. CEE is an institute having offices as main functional spaces. Due to this the people works in their respective offices only unless they come out to occupy outside spaces in tea breaks or lunch hours.
If the parameters of space occupiability are to be arranged in decreasing order, then following can be the sequence: 1. Safety perception 2. Environmental comfort and physical comfort
4. Visual connections and space occupiability: - It can be inferred that more is the visual connections of spaces, more is the sense of security, more is the space occupied by the people.
Inferences
6
- It is the quality which needs to be kept in mind while designing to create different experiences in spaces.
- It can be seen where there is play of light and shadow, change in enclosure, variation in width of passage or height of -spaces.Release in space acts as breathing space from compactness.
3. Transitional Spaces: The transitional spaces makes person ready for the upcoming change in the character of space. It can be at various space in built environment: A. Entrance space from outer road to inner environment B. The ghats and jarukha for looking at the water body C. Semi open spaces acts as transitional between closed and open space or between two closed or open spaces. D. Small courts as transitional space Steps and texture difference generally acts as thresholds.
B. Scale and proportion:
- The column, dome, trees all can act as focal points in space.
- Series of beams and column can act as visual frames to focus a particular element or space.
- Boundaries can be marked by variation in either color, material or texture.
E. Compactness and release:
D. Color, Material and Texture:
- Taking example of Sarkhej roza the central court is used by more numbers of people where the mosque court is not all used unless on special occasions. - In gandhi ashram people occupy the benches placed in the avenue.
2. Pause Points: They can be at: A. Before approach of place B. Before entering semi open and closed space from open space, before entering closed space from semi open space, after entering open space from closed space and in semi open space C. Before climbing up the steps D. Looking at good view E. At the seats under the shade to sit F. After entering the place G. Looking at sign boards for the further path to choose H. At landing of the steps
F. AxialApproach:approach directly into dark spaces make person curious about the internal spaces. Similarly indirect approach from road also makes person curious. Direct approach with only gate needs another transitional space.
- Spaces without light are dead.
C. Light, shade and patterns: - Play of light in any space can make the space come alive. The glistening light from jali cast various patterns on floor and walls which makes the person move in that direction.
- Path pass by the spaces - Path pass through the spaces - Path terminates in the space
- Thoughtful arrangement of walls guides the movement in built environment.
- The material difference or color variation can be used to distinguish various elements in space. Also to highlight or attract people towards certain spaces color or material or texture variation can be done.
- Series of points acts as wall which emphasize the linearity of the space
7
Studio Project Partner: Amit F.
M I G Mass Housing, Rajkot University road University Area1500 m RMC Swimming pool KV school Crystal mall collegeAtmiya Post office LoveLovetemplegardenTemple Kalawad roadCosmoplex theatre New150ftringroad Site 1.5 Hec. 1000 m 500 m 300 m BT Savani Kidney Hospital
Keeping this need in focus the site is located between kalawad and university road. There is all the required public facilities in reach of 1.5 - 2 km like hospital, school, college, temple, garden, public transport, post office etc. The new 150 ft ring road is 2.5 km away from the site which also helps to get easily connected to shapar industrial area. The area around is mostly residential and on the other side of the site is farm lands. For all human beings in social housing the open spaces are important part of their life styles. The open spaces which are shared keeps them connected. Also some of the house were eliminated from the floor for giving semi-open spaces where some of the activities in groups can be performed. Some of the dwellings are on ground as there is high value of ground in Indian culture.
This project was briefed to design housing for middle income group in Rajkot city. Rajkot is the 4th largest city in Gujarat and it act as an industrial, economic and educational hub of the saurashtra region. As people migrate from villages and town to urban area seeking for more opportunities and better facilities, there is need of social housing.
8 Site LandphotosUsePlan Two axis were prominent due to the opposite road Built mass process sketches Built mass process models Placing tall built mass on south side for having shade in the open space Placing built mass parallel to south Placingside built mass in radial pattern Placing built mass to create pockets of open spaces Finally placed built mass creating various open spaces Massing parallel to East West direction Massing in radial pattern Massing in radial pattern with 4 wings Massing parallel to south direction Breaking the mass and arranging them on the Finalperipherymassing564321 N
9 Process Sketches Site area : 1.5 hectare Av. Family size : 4.5 family member Density per hectare : 650 No. of dwellings : 204 85 sq mt - 60% of 204 = 121 dwellings 75 sq mt - 20% of 204 = 40 dwellings 95 sq mt - 20% of 204 = 43 dwellings 9 m 12 m 4 m8 m Services on two sides The variation in units in outer side
10 IndividualBuilt open space Shared open space General open space Wet areas Built v/s Open Circulation Hierarchy of open spaces Services
11 Downtobasementparking TowardsUniversity Post Office Play ground Joggingandcyclingtrack Amenities Water channelB B A A Ground Floor Plan N
12 Part Section AA View from bridge looking towards shared open space Shared open space Section BB
13 85 sq mt 85 sq mt 75 sq mt <75 sq mt 85 sq mt 85 sq mt 75 sq mt 85 sq mt >95 sq mt Level 1 Level 2 Level 3 Level 4 Level 5 Level 6 Level 7 Level 8 Level 9 85 sq mt - 30 75 sq mt - 1 95 sq mt - 0 85 sq mt - 20 75 sq mt - 12 95 sq mt - 0 85 sq mt - 2 75 sq mt - 18 95 sq mt - 2 85 sq mt - 12 75 sq mt - 0 95 sq mt - 20 85 sq mt - 20 75 sq mt - 0 95 sq mt - 0 85 sq mt - 12 75 sq mt - 9 95 sq mt - 3 85 sq mt - 9 75 sq mt - 0 95 sq mt - 12 85 sq mt - 0 75 sq mt - 0 95 sq mt - 6 Unit typologies per floor All floor plansIndividual units on top of another
View of site from back side View of site from back side View of site coming from kalawad road View of site coming from university area
TowardsVagudadVillage
The site is located away from urban life near vagudad village on the edge of Nyari reservoir having natural ambience value and surrounding. The surrounding is though witnessing rapid urbanization. The site has undulating terrains and small mounds.
Kalawad Road Vajdi Village Nyari Reservoir
The family consist of a renowned professor who has achieved excellence in his academic career and is a source of inspiration for younger generation. His wife is a dancer by profession takes care of every family member. She also conducts upliftment programmes. The parents plays mentors role for younger couple. Father farmer by profession, retired has inclination towards landscape and also in developing own kitchen garden. Mother, the senior lady of the house has very much faith in almighty. The daughter (a teenage kid) and son (younger kid) studies in day school and are fond of pets. Handyman’s family (male, female and kid) is residing in the premise and helping in all kind of daily activities. Professor’s elder frequently comes on weekends with his family and regularly on Thefestivals.main objectives to address were understanding the users and their specific concerns, understanding nature of activities and functions, architectural approach and response to surrounding, optimum exploration of ‘Site and context’. 35,000Sitesq m
15
HOUSE for Professor’s Family, Vagudad, Rajkot
16 0 10 m Lvl 1.2 m Lvl 2.7 m Lvl 0.00 Site photos Site plan There are many possibilities of placing the built mass on site. If the mass is placed on valley then it is barrier in water’s way. On SW of site, on valley On east side of site, on valley On entrance of site On top of site, on highest level Process model 2, SE elevation massing Process model 2, First floor level First ProcessMassingmodel 1 Process model 2, Ground floor level Water flow
17 Front Elevation P Section AA Section CC Section DD Section BB CBA D CBA D P Q Ground Floor Plan First Floor Plan 3.2.1.Legends:EntranceDanceSpaceHandyman’s house 4. Jogging track 5. Parking 6. Entrance Foyer 7. Sit out 8. Formal living room 9. 11.10.KitchenDiningInformal living 12. Parents Room 13. Library 14. Son’s room 15. Daughter’s room 16. Guest room 17. Professor’s room 1 2 3 4 765 8 9 10 12111314 15 16 17
Outside space for gathering Parking for outsiders
The play in landscape is due to gradual slope in the site. House entrance is indirect and not straight from entrance gate to make person experience the view of the water and trees. Also handyman’s house is placed right beside the gate so that is there is constant watch of the people coming to the house. Placement of kitchen garden in the extreme corner of the site and direct path connecting the parents room and kitchen garden helps the father of professor to access it easily. Dance space is outside the house for maintaining privacy of the house. That space can also be used for conducting upliftment programmes by professors wife.
Rear Elevation Q
18 Model Green area Kitchen
DanceHandyman’sgardenhousespace
Jogging track
19 Section AA’ Section BB’ Section CC’ Section DD’ Elevation C Elevation B Elevation A Working Drawing of Professor’s House Roof PlanFoundation PlanSite Layout Plan Ground Floor Plan First Floor Plan
20 Wall Section EE’ Kitchen Detail WindowCompoundDetailWall Detail Toilet Detail Sliding Door Detail Staircase DetailGF Electrical Layout GF Tile Layout FoldedPlan Elevation FoldedPlan Elevation Section AA’ Inside Elevation Section 22’ Detail 1PlanPlanElevationYY’XX’ Section 11’ Section 22’ PlanInside Elevation Section 11’ Detail 2 Detail 1 SectionPlan ZZ’ Section FF’ Detail 2 Detail 1 Section 33’ Detail 4 Detail 3
21 Step well and Place for Gathering in Meghpar, Kutch This space making studio was about creating step well by carving out from chunk of mountain. The spaces were to be designed keeping in mind the anthropometrics of humans. Also the sun, wind direction were to be implemented. Lvl +0.0 m Lvl -1.5 m Lvl - 4.2 m Lvl - 6.0 m Lvl +0.0 m Lvl -1.5 m Lvl - 4.2 m Lvl - 6.0 m Lvl +0.0 m Lvl -1.5 m Lvl - 4.2 m Lvl - 6.0 m 4.5 m9 m 7.5 m Lvl at +0.00 m Lvl at -1.5 m Lvl at - 4.2 m Lvl at - 6.0 m C’CBA B’A’ BA B’A’ BA B’A’ BA B’A’ Section AA’ Section BB’ Section CC’ Sectional Model from mud Space and place making studio Plans
22 The section which has multiple possibilities of place making. Section Model option 1 Model option 2 Model option 3 Model (Without Roof) Model (With Roof) Isometric view Zoom in view of model 1 Zoom in view of model 2 Zoom in view of model 3
23 Professional Internship Work House for Sanket Dwivedi, Vadodara Project Type : Residential Plot Area : 2437 sq. mt. Front GrillIsometricElevationViewoptions Elevation 1 Section AA Elevation 2 Section BB Ground Floor Plan First Floor Plan Rachayita Architects, Vadodara B BAA B B A A LivingroomMother’sKitchenDining BedroomMasterbedroomDaughter’s bedroomSon’sLibrary spacePuja LibraryDaughter room LivingDining Study room Wash Garden LibraryLiving Son’s room Parking Study room
24 Farmhouse for Mr. Hiren Patel, Anand Project Type : Weekend house, Farmhouse Plot Area : 11531 sq. mt. Entrance View Swimming pool with sitting spaces Gazebo Entrance Isometric View Isometric View 2 Isometric View 3 CanalRoad Site plan
2.
Storage
washingUtensils area View of Cluster
The Related Study Programme (RSP) is an intensive study programme which is done after every semester in month of Nov - Dec for three years. During this study we visit a place, observe it, measure draw, sketch it and document it. The documentation done in this program are: Primary Settlement of Meghpar village, Kutch Community housing of Porbandar, 3.GujaratInstitutional Buildings (old) in Rajkot RSP 1 - Meghpar, Kutch - Bhuj : Location : Meghpar, Kutch-Bhuj District : Khavda Climate : Hot and Dry Occupation : Farming, Carpenter, Mason,
TheEmbroidererhouseswhich were built before earthquake were circular in shape (known as bhunga) and the houses built after earthquake were rectangular in shape which were constructed by govt. The materials used for bhungas were mud and sometimes bamboo chips and plastered with lipan (mixture of clay and dung). They have thatched roofs supported by rafters. There are separate rooms for separate activities like kitchen, sleeping spaces, bathroom, storage space. Settlement plan of Meghpar Embroidery work
Washroom
Cooking space
25 Related Study Programme
The shape of the bhunga is circular, because circular shape does not obstruct the flow of wind and kutch has high effect of wind along with sand and sleeping spaces Storage and sleeping space
1.
26 Storage and sleeping spaces Cooking spaces Storage and sleeping spaces Storage Storage Washroom washingClothes area Washroom Sleeping space Storage space Storage and sleeping space Storage space Cooking space Ground Floor plan Roof plan
Darbar gadh ELEVATION A GROUND FLOOR PLAN FIRST FLOOR PLAN SECTION DD’
27 RSP 2 - Porbandar, Gujarat :
Porbandar The porbandar is located on the seashore from two sides. Due to this the main occupation of people living there is fishing, building ships, and trading. Streets of old porbandar are very narrow and all streets are interconnected. The ‘Ghodo Pathar’ is very famous stone found here, which is used in constructing most of the houses. The floor is made by the ‘Tipani’ technique where the floor is beaten by wooden sticks known as tipani. There are various community residing in porbandar mainly known as bhatia, vaniya, lohana, meman, kharva, kharvi which results in variation of house types. The houses are built on high plinths, below this the underground water tank is built to store fresh water collected from flat roofs. Articulation plays greater role in architecture of porbandar which symbolizes the status of person in society. Chowk Kirti Mandir
OldVaniyawadKharvawadcitymapof
SECTION BB’ Manek
28
The Waddington Gymnasium was established on 27 February, 1903 and the foundation stone was laid by H.O.Quin I.C.S. acting agent to the governor, in kathiawar. The building is in modular construction. Majorly the building is a load bearing structure and later renovated so the roof is made from corrugated sheet and steel truss. The spanning elements are all arches and they are of constant size. Presently according to the need the corridors are being closed by brick masonry and are used as storage space for sports equipments. The vault in the north and south facade has thick columns which transfers the load and also acts as buttress. Also the large windows in the north and south are the only source of light in gymnasium presently. The mezzanine floor and the corridors might be RSP - Waddington Gymnasium, RKC-Rajkot for watching the games being played at that time. Basically it was a gymnasium and the games were played in the middle but now it’s a space for playing sports games like table tennis and basic gymnastics exercise.
3
:
Site plan Section S4 Elevation E1 Elevation P1
29 Professional Work Project Type : Residential Plot Area : 1235 sq. ft. Client : Bharat Thakarshibhai Vadoliya Design Collaboratives : Amit F., Khushbu K. The house for a family of 4 people is designed around central open to sky space which is for cross ventilation in every spaces and also for light. The split levels in the house creates play in volume in living room and also allows visual connection of the parents room and living room. The whole living room level is animated through the day light brought through open to sky shaft. The brief primarily needed large gathering spaces for the five elder sister of client who often visit the house on weekends and on occasions. So the first floor only has living space, dining and large kitchen space. Second floor has parents room which has attached puja space. Climbing few steps up reaches to master bedroom. Third floor has guest room for sisters and their family members and gathering space. Again climbing few steps one reaches to the multipurpose room. And finally fourth floor is terrace garden. Front East Elevation Section through Open to sky Living roomKitchen Parents room Master bedroom Multi purpose room Guest room ParentsKitchenroom Dining Living Utility Living Puja Master bedroom Guest roomGathering Multipurposespace room Terrace Garden Parking Terrace garden Parking Floor Plans
30 Other Works Lingaraj Temple, Bhuvaneshwar Material : Soap Chartres Cathedral, Paris Material : Jute board Woodpecker sculpting Material : Siporex block Paper Casted Sculpture Material : CU-B-IN,PaperProduct Design Material : Wood Maze, Game Design Material : Wood Shadow Mosaic Material : Paper Streets of Paris, Screen Print Medium : ConvertiblePaperChair cum Table Material : Wood Logo MediumDesign:Digital MediumChurch : Watercolor OutsideInsideTravel Brochure Design Medium : Digital
Vidhi Araniya vidhi.araniya007@gmail.com
