UG Architecture Portfolio 2020 - Yash Tambe

Selected Works 2016 -2020

UG ARCHITECTURE

PORTFOLIO Yash Tambe KLE Technological University, Hubballi, Karnataka

Software Skills

EDUCATION New Model English School, Kolhapur, Maharashtra.

ACHIEVEMENTS • Selected as NASA Unit Designee followed by term of Unit secretary for KLE Technological University, Hubli.

• Selected for NASA D-Team 4.0 (Design Team)

Vivekanand College, Kolhapur, Maharashtra.

Autocad 9/10

KLE Technological University 2016 pursuing B.Arch, Huballi, Karnataka

Sketchup 8.5/10

• Selected for NASA D-Team 6.0 (Design Team) • Conducted workshop about architectural presentation @ Zonal NASA Convention held in Guntur.

• Conducted workshop about architectural presentation @ SVCA, Hyderabad.

CONVENTION/EVENT

Revit 8/10

Photoshop 9/10

Tech Fest of KLE Technological University.

• Zonal NASA 2018 Overall 6th Position.

• 59th Annual NASA Convention 2017, Jaipur.

• Zonal NASA 2018 Reubens 2nd place.

• Zonal NASA Convention – UNRAVEL 2017, Hubli.

• Featured in Aditya College of Architecture yearly

• 60th Annual NASA Convention 2017, Vagamon.

magazine.

• Zonal NASA Convention – VIVARTA 2017, Tumkur.

Illustrator 7/10

InDesign 7/10

• Host for Zonal NASA Convention 2017 – UNRAVEL, During the term of Unit Designee.

• 61st Annual NASA Convention 2017, Banglore.

I AM YASH TAMBE

• Photoshop workshop @ Pleiades 2019 – Annual National

• Design coordinator for Zonal NASA convention 2017

• Zonal NASA Convention – PERIOD 2017, Tumkur.

UNRAVEL • Leading teams for various conventions and trophies during

Designing has been my passion since the start.

I look for 3 important things whenever I work • Perfection • Thrive to learn • Not compromising over quality.

I believe sky’s the limit and there is always room for improvement. My patience and attention to details are the key aspects that defines me

Vray 6/10

Attributes • Team management

• Decision making

• Patience

• Adaptability

the term of Unit Designee and Unit Secretary.

• Media team of Ankur Association of Architecture, A student association body of KLE Tech; Hubli 2019-2020.

• Conducted workshop at KLE.Tech on architectural presentation as Ankur Event

• Calm

yashtambe44@gmail.com

Cinema 4D 6.5/10

Lumion 7/10

@tambe.psd

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• Design Studio Topper for Semester 1, Semester 2, Semester 3, Semester 4, Semester 5, Semester 6.

Content Table

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Semester IV Page 04

Semester V Page 06

Semester VI Page 08

MASS HOUSING

OFFICE COMPLEX

Convention centre

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Semester VII Page 10

Page 13

Semester V Page 15

Urban Insert

BUILDING CONSTRUCTION

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Page 17

Sketching Digital Art Graphic Design Posters Page 18

NASA Competition

Other Works

Working Drawing

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block b

MASS HOUSING

block a

Semester iv • • • •

Site Plan

Location - Kankanady, Mangalore, Karnataka Total Site area = 24,849 sq.m (6.18 acres) 40% Ground Coverage Permissible FAR = 2.0

The project consists of Studio units, 1BHK, 2BHK, 3BHK, Coliving /Shared spaces, Service apartments & Co-working units.

The Various Units are divides into two blocks where the design is sculpted within the existing contours. The balconies facing south act as an insulation and reduces the heat gain into the interior spaces and also provides serene view of the ocean.

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Ground Floor Plan Block B 6th Floor Plan

Block B 1st Floor Plan

Section At BB’

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Block A Isometric View

Section At AA’

Block B Isometric View

Section At XX’

Block A First floor plan Section At YY’

Block A Ground Floor Plan

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Block B Front Elevation

Block A Front Elevation

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OFFICE COMPLEX Semester v • Location – Yeshwantpur, Banglore, Karnataka.

• Project Type – Co working office

The workplace is evolving faster than ever before and we must pioneer the new office design movement.

The design explores how the concept of courtyard can be applied in high rise building. Green spaces spread across oscillate throughout the floor plates act as breakout space or informal workspace.

Site Plan NORTH

First Floor Plan

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2nd and 3rd Floor plan 2749 sq.m

4th and 5th Floor plan 2821 sq.m

6th and 7th Floor plan 2675 sq.m

8th Floor plan 3105 sq.m

9th and 10th Floor plan 3010 sq.m

11th Floor plan 2750 sq.m

Section at AA’ Typical wall section detail

Section at AA’ Wall screen detail plan

Section at BB’

12st and 13th Floor plan 2750 sq.m

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Convention Centre Semester VI

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PROCESS

About 200m from the eastern side of the site lies the very famous Lalit Mahal Palace, which is one of the iconic structures in Mysuru.

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STAGE ONE

Building mass according to requirements and areas.

STAGE TWO

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Considering central main axis from Lalit Mahal enable visual connection to the Mahal.

STAGE THREE

The main idea or concept of the site plan was derived from the context of the site, respecting it and not dominating but rather embracing it. A central axis has been considered from center of the site. One of the reason for considering this axis was to retain the visual connection to the place. So that people passing through the front road of the site can still have a visual contact with the Mahal. Another reason which led to the decision of considering this axis was the topographical pattern and water shed pattern in and around the site. The intent was not to disturb the natural water shed pattern. To support these design decisions, a pedestrian plaza is proposed which lies on this axis surrounded by the built form.

Considering secondary axis perpendicular f rom the main central axis.

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Site Plan

PLAN at 6.5m

PLAN at 12.5m

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Section at AA’

PLAN at 16.5m Section at BB’

Site isometric view Section at DD’

Plaza isometric view

Front Elevation

View from plaza near Exhibition area

View from plaza towards Lalit Mahal

Site isometric view Section at CC’

History

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Landuse map

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URBAN INSERTRANEBENNUR Semester VII

Density map

Situated at the geographical center of Karnataka, Ranebennur is an important trading town in the district of Haveri with a population of 1.06 L. Located 35 kms away towards the south of Haveri City, the taluk is bordered by the Tungabhadra river along the southern frontier. Agriculture and agro-based processing facilities is the principal source of occupation which contributes significantly to the economy of Ranebennur. Cotton, Groundnut, Jowar and Maize are the major commercial crops of the area. The Poona-Bangalore National Highway and the Poona-Bangalore Railway line passes through the city, thus establishing an important trade, transport and communication network. These set-ups have helped Ranebennur evolve into an important business and commercial hub.

Hence, the town is developing very haphazardly with unprecedented and faulty infrastructure development and rapid industrial activity without any plans. Therefore, the civic amenities and circulation pattern are suffered.

Along with this, the town is also losing its authenticity due to poor execution of many proposed government reforms, modern-technology take over, ailing from poverty with a poor standard of living. Significant population growth is observed in the past two decades. While the bulk of the population is engaged in agriculture-based activities, these changes reflect larger demographic shifts such as an increase in millennials entering the workforce, as well as trends in the ÂŹfields of economy, finance, environment and health.

To accommodate the above-mentioned demands, the proposed Urban Insert Project deals with understanding of stimulants such as historical nodes, urban and rural context, real-estate development, furnishing of agro-based production, social theory and overall image of the city. The following urban insert policies and interventions aspire to improve the livability, sustainability, economic vitality, urban proximity and attractiveness of Ranebennur and support its distinctive identity.

Building use map

Blue green map

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Urban Insert - Intervention A STreet For the Pedestrians BUILDING CONDITION

BUILDING height

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-Doddapet is one of the major commercial area of ranebennur and also one of the oldest - The area has a dense grain of commercial buildings packed, close to each other with a narrow road.

- The Commercial buildings are concentrated on the street surrounded by residential buildings - One the street there’s overlapping of flow of vehicles and pedestrians walking there which creates a chaos and congestion which majorly affects the pedestrians - The idea is to convert the stretch of doddapet road into pedestrian plaza and restricting the flow of vehicles and re-routing the vehicles to the roads parallel to doddapet road.

- Installing retractable bollards at both the ends of the street to facilitate entry for emergency vehicles and for unloading of goods into the shops/ - A daily vegetable market is held on this street. The vendors occupy the street

BUILDING Use

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Good

Poor

Ground

G+2

Commercial

Public

Average

Dilapida ted

G+1

G+3

Residential

Mixed Use

for selling vegetables under no shelter.

- Residential area around doddapet consist of moderate to low income group families, many cannot afford refrigerators, so they buy vegetables as required.

Hence, this vegetable market is important to the people in the surrounding.

- The houses around the main street are closely packed and have no open spaces around them as a result, children from these houses play on the main street, rendering unsafe conditions for them.

To accommodate the above-mentioned demands, the proposed Urban Insert Project deals with understanding of stimulants such as historical nodes, urban and rural context, real-estate development, furnishing of agro-based production, social theory and overall image of the city. The following urban insert policies and interventions aspire to improve the livability, sustainability, economic vitality, urban proximity and attractiveness of Ranebennur and support its distinctive identity.

Street isometric view

Activity mapping Morning ( 8am - 11am )

Afternoon ( 12am - 3pm )

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Evening ( 4pm - 7pm )

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North Sectional Elevation

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South Sectional Elevation

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View at C Building Typology Plan

View at B

Ground floor plan

First floor plan View at A

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Section at BB’

Section at AA’

Ground Floor Plan

Typology A

Typology B

Typology D

Typology E

Typology C

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BUILDING CONSTRUCTION

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Working drawing

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NASA Competition

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Architectural 3d renders Cinema 4D + Vray

DIGITAL ART

Photoshop / Illustrator / Cinema 4D

other works CAr Designs / Renders

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other Posters

NASA Posters

See more of these posters

See these posters in action

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@wenasaindia

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AWARDS

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Architectural sketches

yashtambe44@gmail.com

@tambe.psd

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