ZAID KHAN
Selected Works 2017-22
E: iamzaidkhanzk@gmail.com P: +91 9035235095
CONTENTS
1. The Living Tree / 2021 (Competition)
2. The Flim Festival / 2020 (Academic)
2. Co Live / 2020 (Academic)
4. Freelance / 2020-23
4. Housing at Huskur / 2022 (Internship)
5. Myscape Ottomo / 2022 (Internship)
6. St Johns labs & Wards / 2022 (Internship)

The Living Tree

Kabini, India Volume Zero Competition
Tree house (noun): A structure built FROM the branches of a tree. This tree house is a living one made from living, shaped willow trees. Rhino and Lumion.
In order to build the arboreal frame, we utilize Tree Shaping - a practice of training living trees and woody plants into artistic shapes by carefully orchestrating how the tree and the branches grow. A living structure is grafted into shape with prefabricated CNC cut Wooden jigs which would be placed at key portions of young saplings in order to guide the formation of the walls and roof.

Tree trunks form the load bearing structure to which a weave of pleached branch 'studs' support a thermal clay and straw-based infill. A dense layer of vines and other plants would be grown to reinforce the exterior and coated with pine tar to make the structure water and fire resistant. The trees that form the frame and the plants that grow on the external walls are meant to provide sustenance for the inhabitants and other living creatures who interact with the structure. Instead of being just environmental friendly, the structures would naturally blend in with surrounding ecosystems.





The Film Festival
Goa, India
The International Film Festival of India, became globally competitive, and moved to its permanent venue Goa, and is being held during the months of November and December of each year. This creates an opportunity for International Film Festival of India , proposes for developing new Studios and post-production facilities along with infrastructure International Film Festival in Goa. Sketch up and Photoshop.

The idea is to enhance the user comfort by encouraging high velocity wind flow throughout the building by utilizing a phenomenon called Venturi Effect which states that the wind velocity through the narrow regions doubles up.Which increases the wind speed and inturn reduces the temperature and humidity levels. The building footprint is replaced with diifferent themed terrace gardens on roof at different levels.The facade mimics the hills and the OATs cut through to break the monotony of the facade.The building is alligned parallel to the contours in triangular shapes mimicing the waves which alternate the morning and evening sun which keeps the interiors well lit throughout the day.













Co-Live
Typology: Residential

Area: 5 Acres
Location: Bangalore,India
The Breif was to Design a Co-Living which are Social, Affordable sustainable homes for people of diferent cultures and age groups moving to urban cities looking for job opputunities in Bangalore.Bangalore is widely regarded as the "Silicon Valley of India" because of its role as the nation's leading information technology (IT) exporter. Urban farming refers to the practice of cultivating plants and raising animals within and around cities. The community contributes to the local economy and creates a functional ecological space.Farming enhances the user experience as well as educates the user.
Central Courtyard
Introducing the program such that the public realms are shaded thouhout the day and maximum daylighting is achieved within the buildings.
Creating courtyards around the existing




to maximise daylighting.



Creating

Parameters For Design



Summer Solstice Shadow Analysis

Winter Solstice Shadow Analysis

Kudre Residence
The home built on a 1200sft plot has been designed for a family of four. The brief was to create large spaces with adequate connect to the green outside at all levels but at the same time ensuring that the family privacy is not hindered. it was essential that spaces were created were vastu compliant with posh and modern interiors. As the family is well travelled across the globe, their main brief for the interiors was that the space should feel like a home and not a hotel.




Twin Tulips
The Apartments built on a plot of 24000sqft e plot each was designed for a developer in Bidar. The brief was to create a Modern facade to lure buyers into with adequate connect to the natural textures with a posh and Modern look. It was essential that the design was cost effective and eye catching at the same time, natural materials like brick and terracotta jalli with lots of green were the key ingredients that were used to make this facade.


The Mystery Bar & Restaurant
Typology: Commercial Area: 2400 Sqft Location: Bidar, India 2022
The Restro bar designed on a 2400sqft plot in bidar was designed with a seating capacity of 90. The brief was to create a Modern bar with a Rustic look with multiple levels but at the same time ensuring privacy is not hindered.


Jamadar Complex
The Complex built on a plot of 6000sqft plot was designed for a developer in Bidar. The brief was to create a Modern facade to lure public and buyers into the complex with adequate connect to the natural textures with a posh and Modern look. It was essential that the design was cost effective and eye catching at the same time.

Typology: Residential
Area: 600 Sqft

Location: Bangalore, India
The Client's requirement was to design a living and dining space (600sqft) with standalone furniture.The Design followed the Modern Scandinavian style to enhance affordability, and sleek furnishings. Clean lines, functional furnishings, and a neutral palette with PU leather and rubber wood veener.



Housing at Huskur
Huskur, India Internship CnT Architects

After a feasibility study and detailed discussions, the clients chose from seven suggested master plans, one that optimized the site without compromising the brief. With a proposed Carpet area of around 60 Sqm in both the units, balcony & utility areas additional, we set the following criteria and resolved a working scheme for the sanction drawings of the same Target carpet area for 2.5 Bhk - 59 Sqm. Target carpet area for 2 Bhk 52-55 Sqm.

Involvement:
Developing sanction drawings, Detailing a scheme for the clubhouse, Detailing, Master plan scheme, Lumion Renders, 3D model Revit + Sketch up, Presentation Report.





Massing Diagrams




Myscape Ottomo
Typology: Residential Area: 15 Acres

Location: Hyderabad,India
2022
Located in Hyderabad, a fast-developing Tech City, the design brief asked for a scheme to create a gated community of Luxury 4BHK apartments. After a feasibility study and detailed discussions, the clients chose the design that optimized the site without compromising the brief. With a Total Saleable area of 2.5 Lakh Sqft, , we set the following criteria and resolved a working scheme for the sanction & construction drawings of the same
-Target plinth area of all the units : 1,87,500 sqft.
-Permissible BUA : 2,32,276 sqft.
-Common areas and amenities (balance) : 44,776 sqft.
-Floor to floor height : 3.35 mts.
-Vastu to be followed strictly.
-3 cars per unit, 3m x 6m sized slots.
-Provision for VRV system for each unit.
Involvement: Developing Working drawings, Detailing a scheme for the Entry Portal, 3D Structural model, Presentation.





St Johns Wards & Labs
Typology: Hospital & labs

Area:
Location: Bangalore ,India
2021-22
The Hospital ward extension project involves the addition of three additional floors to an existing three-story building of Oncology and Ward Block. The expansion consisted of: Designing four general wards and their allied services on the fourth floor. Private/semi-private rooms with their respective support services on the 5th and 6th floor. As a predominantly charitable organization, the general wards sustain on the funds generated by the private ward floors, a fact we tried to reflect in our design intent. Block to house 4 Diagnostic labs and private wards
Involvement:
Developing Working drawings, Detailing a scheme for the Elevation, Detailing layouts and plans, Lumion Renders, 3D Structural model, Presentation Report.
Isometric Section





+91 9035235095
iamzaidkhanzk@gmail.com