PORTFOLIO YOGESH SUTHAR Selected Works : 2020 - 2023
School of Planning and Architecture, New Delhi
ARCHITECTURE STUDENT
YOGESH SUTHAR DOB: 9TH NOV,2001
Hello! I am Yogesh Suthar, a fourth-year architecture student with an insatiable curiosity for the world of architecture. Eager to learn and grow every day, I am dedicated to excelling in all aspects of my chosen field. My inquisitive nature drives me to observe people and environments closely, seeking inspiration and unique perspectives. Now, as I approach the threshold of graduation, I am thrilled to experience the transformation of my design visions into tangible, real-world projects. My passion for architecture drives me to create innovative and impactful designs that enhance the built environment.
Keharwala, Sirsa, Haryana, India 125103
+91-7206336796
yogesh9112001@gmail.com yogesh31arch20@spa.ac.in
CV EDUCATION
ACHIEVEMENTS
Current
School of Planning and Architecture, New Delhi Bachelor of Architecture
June 23
Shortlisted in Top 10 HUDCO Trophy 65th NASA Convention
Grade 12 - 81%
Campus School HAU, Hisar, Haryana, India 2019
June 22
Shortlisted in Top 10 HUDCO Trophy 64th NASA Convention
Grade 10 - 9.4 CGPA
T D B Sr Sec Model School, Hisar, Haryana, India 2017
Dec 2017 NCC Air Force Cadet Learned Flying with Commanding Officer
LANGUAGE ENGLISH - Fluent
HINDI - Fluent HARYANVI - Fluent RAJASTHANI - Fluent PUNJABI - Intermediate
EXTRA-CURRICULAR
EXPERIENCE June 22
HOBBIES
Spandan SPA Delhi Dramatics Society
Shooting Trekking Travelling Swimming Sculpting Modeling Photography Movies
Zephyr Spa Delhi Modeling Society SPAkriti SPA Delhi Installation Society
DOCUMENTATION
Design Editorial Team - NASA India
SKILLS
Rajiv Chowk Metro Station Cannaught Place, New Delhi, India
2D DRAFTING Revit, Autocad
Delhi State Cancer Institute New Delhi, India
BIM Revit
Fatehpur Sikri Town in Uttar Pradesh, India
3D MODELLING Revit, Rhinoceros 3D, Grasshopper, Sketchup
Ghori Vllage Palwal, Haryana, India
RENDERING V-ray,LUMION 3D, Enscape, Photoshop
Rehab Hotel Sonnenberg Lans, Austria
ANALYSIS Ladybug, Ecotect, Climate Consultant, Zebra
WORKSHOPS Montage Expression Ar. Amit Talvar (SPA Delhi) Metallic Finishes Evolve India Pvt. Ltd.
PRESENTATION Indesign, Figma, Photoshop
CONTENT
1.
Maggie’s Center
2.
Center for Democracy
3.
Abha
arana
10
4.
Vansarthika
5.
Miscellaneous
MAGGIE’S CENTER
Type: Academic Project 5th Semester Site: IHBAS Hospital, Dilshad Garden, New Delhi
Maggie’s centres are a network of drop-in centres across the United Kingdom and Hong Kong, which aim to help anyone who has been affected by cancer. They are not intended as a replacement for conventional cancer therapy, but as a caring environment that can provide support, information and practical advice.
EXPLODE ISOMETRIC
ALIGNING THE MAJOR AXIS CONSIDERING THE VIEWS AROUND THE SITE CONTEXT
REFINING THE SPACES FOR EASY CIRCULATION
SLICING THE BUILDFORM ALONG THE AXIS
CARVING OUT SPACES FOR A ENGAGING CENTRAL SPACE
FORM DEVELOPMENT
ROUND GLASS LIFT
OFFICE/RECEPTION KITCHEN
UP
W/C
+100
CENTRAL COURTYARD
P
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W/C W/C
RETREAT ROOM
PERSONAL COUNSELING ROOM ROUND GLASS LIFT
GROUND FLOOR PLAN (+100)
UP
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ROUND GLASS LIFT
OFFICE/RECEPTION +120
KITCHEN +120
LIBRARY +1860
STORE +1860
W/C
-1650
MEZZANINE +1850
-1650
W/C
COUNSELING ROOM +1860
PERSONAL COUNSELING ROOM
COUNSELING ROOM +1860
+120 ROUND GLASS LIFT
FIRST FLOOR PLAN (+1850)
RETREAT ROOM +120
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Center of Democracy Type: Academic Project 6 Semester Site: Connaught Place, New Delhi
“Welcome to the ‘Center for Democracy’ in the heart of Connaught Place, New Delhi, where the vibrant spirit of democracy comes to life. This iconic architectural masterpiece serves as a beacon of civic engagement, inviting citizens from all walks of life to gather, interact, and actively participate in the democratic process.
ENTRY +00
EXHIBITION SPACE -900
CONFERENCE HALL
-2100
-6800
ENTRY LIFT LOBBY -900
LIFT
LIFT
LIFT OPEN SITTING SPACE +1200
LIFT LOBBY
LIFT LOBBY -2800
+1200
-600
ATRIUM -6800
-1200
LIFT
-4400
-5000
UP
+1200 WIDTH-1800 TREAD-300 RISER-150
-2
WIDTH-1800 TREAD-300 RISER-150
RECEPTION/ WAITING AREA PUBIC MEETING ROOM Urinals
+1200 TOILET +1200
Janitor's Room
Urinals
ENTRY
TOILET -2800
PH Toilet
Janitor's Room
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FOOTPATH -50
GROUND FLOOR PLAN (+1200)
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WIDTH-1800 TREAD-300 RISER-150
METRO CORRID -6800 EXHIBITION SPACE -2800
ADMIN SPACE -2800 Urinals
TOILET -2800
Janitor's Room
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CAFETERIA -6800
RECEPTION
Sitting Space Public Meeting Room
Exhibition Hall Admin
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Reception Conference Hall Cafeteria Atrium Toilet
AREA PROGRAM
SPACE
FORM
FRAME
WALL SECTION
FLUIDITY OF ROOF FORM The “roof” designed to be an extension of the public realm, and not feel like a roof.
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MULTIPLICITY OF SPACES A diverse array of environments, each with its own unique charm and character, beckoning exploration and adventure
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ABHRANA
Type: Academic Project 3rd Semester Site: Ghori Village, Haryana A residential project focusing on Vernacular Architecture and Way of living.
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SITE SITE ANALYSIS ANALYSIS SITE ANALYSIS BUILT BUILT UP UP AREA AREA NESTLED NESTLED IN IN TREE TREE COVER TO BLOCK WINTER BUILT UP AREA NESTLED IN WIND TREETO AND COVER TONESTLED BLOCKINWINTER WIND AND BUILT UP AREA TREE COVER BLOCK WINTER EXCESSIVE OF SUNLIGHT WIND AND EXCESSIVE OF SUNLIGHT COVER TO BLOCK WINTER WIND AND EXCESSIVE OF SUNLIGHT EXCESSIVE OF SUNLIGHT ALSO HELPS IN SOMEWHAT REDUCING
ALSO HELPS IN SOMEWHAT REDUCING ALSO HELPS IN SOMEWHAT REDUCING THE NOISE THE NOISE COMING FROM TEMPLE ALSO HELPS INTEMPLE SOMEWHAT REDUCING THE NOISE COMING FROM TEMPLE COMING FROM THE AND SCHOOL AND SCHOOL THE NOISE COMING FROM TEMPLE AND SCHOOL AND SCHOOL
POND NEAR THE IS ALSO HELPS IN SOMEWHAT THEIN POND NEAR THE SITE SITE REDUCING IS HELPING HELPING INNOISE COMING FROM THE TEMPLE AND SCHOOL REDUCING THE TEMPERATURE AS POND NEAR THE SITE IS HELPING REDUCING THE TEMPERATURE AS IN SUMMER WINDS ARE REDUCING THE TEMPERATURE SUMMER WINDS ARE TOWARDS TOWARDSAS NORTH EAST SUMMER WINDS ARE TOWARDS NORTH EAST NORTH EAST
BUILT UP AREA NESTLED IN TREE ADJOINING BUILT UP AREA NESTLED IN TREE HOUSE COVER TO BLOCK WINTER WIND AND COVER TO BLOCK WINTER WIND AND EXCESSIVE OF SUNLIGHT ACCE SS EXCESSIVE OF SUNLIGHT ALSOHELPS HELPSIN INSOMEWHAT SOMEWHATREDUCING REDUCING ALSO THE NOISE COMING FROM TEMPLE THE NOISE COMING FROM TEMPLE AND SCHOOL AND SCHOOL POND NEAR THE SITE IS HELPING IN POND NEAR THE SITE IS HELPING IN REDUCINGTHE THETEMPERATURE TEMPERATUREAS AS REDUCING SUMMER WINDS ARE TOWARDS SUMMER WINDS ARE TOWARDS NORTHEAST EAST NORTH IT HAS A CLOSELY PACKED RURAL CONTEXT IT HAS A CLOSELY PACKED RURAL
IT HAS A CLOSELY PACKED RURAL CONTEXTAS ASIT’S IT’SCONTEXT CONTEXT CONTEXT
SOCIETY FOLLOWS TRADITIONAL BILIEFS AND SYSTEMS
SOCIETY FOLLOWS TRADITIONAL SOCIETY FOLLOWS TRADITIONAL BELIEFS AND SYSTEMS BELIEFS AND SYSTEMS NOISE
NOISE TEMPLEBEING BEINGAAGATHERING GATHERING SPACE TEMPLE SPACE NOISE TEMPLE BEING A GATHERING SPACE ENCOURAGES ENCOURAGES SOCIAL ACTIVITIES ENCOURAGES SOCIAL ACTIVITIES SOCIAL ACTIVITIES
THE THE SITE SITE
SCHOO SCHOO SCHO PO PON PON
NOISE NOISE NOISE
SITE RESPONSE
SITE RESPONSE SCHOOL
LIVE
LIVE
LIVE TEMPLE
WORK
Axis dividing live and work components in the space which also translate Private-Public space
WORK
WORK LEISURE
LEISURE
Leisure space is a public space for Baithak /Shamiyana. Interrelationship between work-life-leisure denoting togetherness
ADJOINING HOUSE
Interaction and circulation within the Temple and adjoining build forms
FORM DEVELOPMENT
ZONING OF SPACES:
PLAYING WITH LEVELS:
FORMATION OF COURTYARD:
CONNECTING BUILTFORM:
ADDITION OF TULSI:
SLIT ROOF:
Residence and Workspace division as per the user preferences.
A raised platform covered with wooden roof to build a connection. Also contains a waterbody to gives a special and enhanced experience.
Increase in height of platforms for Workshop and Outdoor sitting and increased Plinth level so that water drain out easily.
To create a positive energy in the space tulsi placed in the centre.
A big courtyard connected from both sides without direct visual connection from outside.
Inclusion of slit roof to get rid of the congested corridors.
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VANSARTIKA Type: SLUM REDEVELOPMENT PROJECT (HUDCO 2022 ENTRY) SITE: AHMEDABAD
•O R edressing the failures of the formal system that underlie the creation of slums. • T ac k ling the shortages of urban land and housing that k eep shelter out of reach of the urban poor and compel them to resort to extralegal solutions in a bid to retain their sources of livelihood and employment1
G lance
1961 Total Slum Settlements in Ahmedabad
1991
2001
2011
at Hot and Dry Region in I ndia Urban Land Celing Act
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Change in the Percentage of Slum Housing over the Years
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Rajeev Awas Yojana
1990
2001
2009
2011
T he growth declined Many privateentrepreneurs entrepreNonew newChawls Chawls were Many also up The presence of mills and Disintegration of Chawls Therate growth ratesharply declined D isintegration of Chawls No were built. Many newnew slumsslums also came T he p resence of mills and Many private at a negative of negative 0.3%, with to toSlums neurs and industrial units built. Low-income famiup in Ahmedabad factories a proSlums- -Chawls Chawlsthat that sharplyrate at a Low-income families had to in came Ahmedabad due to the factories along along a proposed and industrial units provided 19,3dd households livingwith in those were find in find the slums that Urban CeilingLand Act G reenposed B elt led to widespread low-cost rental units,which provided low-cost rental liesshelter had to shelter in due toLand the Urban Green Belt led to werethriving thrivinguntil untilthe the rate of 0.3%, 19,355 67 pockets by 2012. 1990s started becoming emerged as that a response to wherein private holding encroachment it by provided anprovided affordable units,which an the slums emerged Ceiling Act owners wherein widespreadofencroach1990s started households living in those dilapidated withbecoming the the demand for low-income excess land sold sub-plots to immigrants, leading to a sudden housing option to migrant affordable housing opas a response to the deprivate owners holding ment of number it by immigrants, dilapidated withmills. the clo67 pockets by 2012. closure of the textile housing. low-income households. increase of the of slums. industrial workers. tion to migrant industrial mand for low-income excess land sold subleading to a sudden sure of the textile mills. workers. housing. plots to low-income increase of the number T he city is expected to grow at a moderate rate and stabili z e by the year 20 3d with a population of 11 million. T he plan for a city without slums will have to ta k e cogni z ance of this projected growth and ensure that new slums do not occur in the future. This would happen only when all households have access to affordable shelter options households. of .slums.
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Toilet SUB-DIVIDE
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KHADI PRAKRITIK PAINT CLA PLASTER ( 0 MM)
KHADI PRAKRITIK PAINT CLA PLASTER ( 0 MM)
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