ARCHITECTURE PORTFOLiO BY ANURAG CHATTERJEE

INDEX

INDEX

FIRST YEAR PROJECTS

SECOND YEAR PROJECTa. RESIDENTIAL CLUB HOUSE

THIRD YEAR PROJECTSa. COMMERCIAL COMPLEX

b. HORTICULTURE CENTRE

FOURTH YEAR PROJECTa. MUSEUM

FIFTH YEAR DESIGN DISSERTATIONa. CENTRAL JAIL (CORRECTION CENTER)

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Pg 1 - Pg 2

Pg 3

Pg 4 - Pg 8

Pg 9 - Pg 11

Pg 12 - Pg 18

Pg 19 - Pg 26

COLLEGE COMPETITIONa. SOCIAL SPACE FOR STUDENTS .................... Pg 27 - Pg 29

" I just don't want to make buildings, I wantto build the future "

PROFESSIONAL PROJECTa. UNIVERSAL HIGH SCHOOL AURANGABADAR. MANOJ VIJAN & ASSOCIATES 02, SAMBHAV DARSHAN, PLOT NO: 42, SECTOR 28, VASHI, NAVI MUMBAI 400703 PH NO. +91 2227668807

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1st YEAR

AIM: TO DESIGN A COMBINATION OF FLATPLATFORMS AND STEPS USING THERMOCOL

CONCEPT: CAVE ARCHITECTURE

AIM: TO CREATE FLATSPACES OF DIFFERENT LEVELSAND COVER THEM WITHTEXTURES

CONCEPT: RUSTICARCHITECTURE

MATERIALS USED ARE PINS,MATCH STICKS, HAYSTRAW, SAWDUST

AIM: TO MAKE ASCULPTURE USINGMODELLING CLAY

CONCEPT: THE NEWBORN HAND

MATERIALS RED COLOREDPLASTICINE CLAY

AIM: TO CREATE A 3DCOMPOSITION OUT OFUSED BOXES AND PAINTTHEM WITH A COLORSCHEME

HERE THE COLOR SCHEMEUSED IS SHADES OFYELLOW AS MAJORITY,SHADES OF BROWN ASINTERMEDIATE ANDSHADES OF BLACK ASMINORITY

1st YEAR

GRAPHICS DESIGN: SURFACEDEVELOPMENT

2nd YEAR

AIM: TO DESIGN A CLUB HOUSE FOR A RESIDENTIAL COMPLEX ON A PLOT OF 180M X90M OF WHICH ONLY HALF THE PLOT WAS TO BE USED

DESIGN CONCEPT: THEHUMAN EYE IS ONE OF THE MOSTCOMPLEX PARTS OF THE HUMANBODY. SO I TRIED TO CAPTURE ITSBEAUTY AND TURN IT INTOARCHITECTURE IN THIS PROJECT.

CONCEPT

ANALYSIS

GRAPHICAL REPRESENTATION

SITE PLAN

FIRST FLOOR PLANGROUND FLOOR PLAN

ANALYSIS

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NORTH ELEVATION

EAST ELEVATION

SOUTH ELEVATION

WEST ELEVATION

3rd YEAR

COMMERCIAL COMPLEX AT GHATKOPAR ,MUMBAILOCATIONTHE SITE FOR MY PROJECT IS LOCATED INGHATKOPAR A COMMERCIAL HUB IN MUMBAI.THE SITE IS SURROUNDED BY OTHER COMMERCIALTOWERS, ALL OF THEM HAVE A RECTANGULAR ORSQUARE SHAPE.

CONCEPTUALSKETCHING AND 3DTHIS PROJECT IS NOT ENTIRELY BASED ON A CONCEPTBUT IS A MIXTURE OF INSPIRATION, EXPERIMENT OF ASIMPLE SHAPE BASED ON THE STUDY OF THESURROUNDING AND THEN HOW THE FUNCTIONAFFECTS THE DESIGN AND CHANGES MADE TO BESTSUIT THE FUNCTION. AS ALL THE OTHER STRUCTURESIN THIS AREA ARE SQUARE OR RECTANGULAR, I ALSODECIDED TO USE THE SAME FORM BUT IN A DIFFERENTWAY.

ENVOc

INSPIRATION:FALLING WATERS BYFRANK LLOYDWRIGHT

FINAL STRUCTUREAN ATTEMPT FOR ENERGYEFFICIENCYIN THIS PROJECT I ALSO TRIED TOEXPERIMENT WITH SOME GREENCONCEPTS BY PAYING ATTENTION TOTHE BUILDING COOLING BY USINGTWO METHODS.

1.USING VERTICAL VEGETATEDCOMPLEX WALLS (VCW) ON THEBUILDING.

2. BY USING A FLOOR PIPECOOLING SYSTEM FOR THEINTERNAL COOLING.THAT IS WHY I HAVE NAMED THISBUILDING AS "ENVO (ENVIRONMENT)COMMERCIAL CENTRE" OR IN SHORTENVO.c

generator room

shop

shop

shop

shop

shop

shop

reception

waiting lounge

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ticket counter

to parking

3.7m wide road

3.7m wide road -0.2

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watchmancabin

watchmancabin

lift duct

lift duct lift duct

lift duct lift duct

lift duct lift duct

road

ramp 0.2

lift duct lift duct

AHU12 sqm

-0.2

electrical sub-station

3rd YEAR

BUILDING COOLING CONCEPT

INSTEAD OF DIRECTLY COOLING THE BUILDING WITH THE HELP OF COLD AIR I HAVE PROPOSED THE USE OF COLD WATER FOR WHICHCHILLING TOWERS HAVE BEEN PROVIDED .THE COLD WATER CAN BE PASSED THROUGH THE PIPES UNDER THE FLOORING WITH THEHELP OF PUMPS AND CIRCULATED THROUGH OUT THE BUILDING. COOLING OF AIR DIRECTLY FROM AIR CONDITIONERS IS NOTGRADUAL AND AIR REMAINS COLD FOR LESS AMOUNT OF TIME . HOWEVER WATER REMAINS COLD FOR MORE AMOUNT OF TIME THUSKEEPING THE AIR IN CONTACT WITH THE FLOOR, ALSO COLD FOR MORE AMOUNT OF TIME BECAUSE OF WHICH THE CHILLING TOWERSNEED TO FUNCTION LESS NUMBER OF TIMES AND DURATION THAN DIRECT AIR CONDITIONERS.

CONCRETE FLOOR SLAB

20MM SCREEDON SLAB

INSULATION TO PREVENTHEAT CONDUCTION TOLOWER FLOOR

LAYING OF PIPES SCREED ON PIPES FINISHED FLOOR

GROUND FLOOR PLAN

ENVOc

NORTH WEST ELEVATION NORTH EAST ELEVATION SOUTH EAST ELEVATION

SOUTH WEST ELEVATION

sump

to level 1 parking

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8.8M

8.4M

AHU

metre room

to level 2 parking

to ground level

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C'

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8.4M

2.8M 6M1.426M

10.2M

AHU

road road

3rd YEAR

ENVOc

shop

shop

4.7

shop

3.7m wide road

3.7m wide road

watchmancabin

watchmancabin

to parking

ramp

lift duct lift duct

open to ground floor

open to ground floor

open to ground floor

open to ground floor

LIFT LIFT

LIFT LIFT

road

restaurant

veg meals

cold store

dry store

kitchen fornon vegmeal

cold store

dry storepantry andwashing

generator room

3.7m wide road

3.7m wide road

watchmancabin

watchmancabin

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9.4

9.4 to parking

ramp

lift duct lift duct lift duct lift duct

lift duct lift duct

lift duct lift duct

AHU12 sqm

terrace garden

terrace garden

terrace garden

pantry andwashing

service lift

road

LEVEL 2 BASEMENT PARKING PLAN LEVEL 1 BASEMENT PARKING PLAN

SECOND FLOOR PLAN

FIRST FLOOR PLAN

-8.4 -4.2

3rd YEAR

ENVOc

gym multipurpose hall100 sq m

complexmanagementoffice

snacks counter

stage

greenroom

greenroom

storeroom

12.9

12.9 12.7 12.5 12.3 12.1 11.9 11.7 11.5 11.3 11.1 10.9 10.7

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lift duct lift duct

lift duct lift duct

lift duct lift duct

AHU12 sqm

lift duct lift duct

service lift

gent's toilet

urinal

lady's toilet

gent's toilet lady's toilet

urinalStorage

H.toilet

H.toilet lobby

coachingclass 30students

coachingclass 30students

coaching classadministrative office

coachingclass staff room

director's cabin

library

16.4

16.4

16.4

lift duct lift duct lift duct lift duct

lift duct lift duct

AHU

Auditorium(double height)

gent's toilet lady's toilet

urinalStorage

H.toilet

THIRD FLOOR PLAN

FOURTH FLOOR PLANconference room

office office

office

20 people

conference room

18 people

19.9refuge area

19.9

lift duct lift duct

lift ductlift duct

AHU12 sqm

gent's toilet lady's toilet

urinalStorage

H.toilet

FIFTH FLOOR PLAN

officeoffice

office office

office

23.4 23.4

lift duct lift duct

lift duct lift duct

AHU12 sqm

office

office

office

26.9

26.9

lift duct lift duct

lift duct lift duct

AHU12 sqm

gent's toilet lady's toilet

urinalStorage

H.toilet

office office

office

office

office

30.4

30.4

lift duct lift duct

lift duct lift duct

AHU12 sqm

gent's toilet lady's toilet

urinalStorage

H.toilet

office office

office

office

33.9 33.9

conference room

20 people

lift duct lift duct

lift duct lift duct

AHU12 sqmAHU12 sqm

gent's toilet lady's toilet

urinalStorage

H.toilet

SIXTH FLOOR PLAN

SEVENTH FLOOR PLAN

NINTH FLOOR PLAN

office

officeoffice

office

37.4

37.4

37.4

lift duct lift duct

lift duct lift duct

AHU12 sqm

gent's toilet lady's toilet

urinalStorage

H.toilet

TENTH FLOOR PLANEIGHTH FLOOR PLAN

3rd YEAR

ENVOc

lift machine room

lift machine room

water tank 1m abovethe ground 4m depth

40.9

40.9

37.4

lift duct lift duct

solar panels

chilling tower 3.6m dia3m ht

road

TERRACE FLOOR PLAN

1. OFFICE AREAS IN THE BUILDING AREDENOTED BY

2. THE PASSAGES IN THE BUILDING AREDENOTED BY

3. THE SHOPS ARE DENOTED BY

4. THE BASEMENT PARKING AREAS AREDENOTED BY

5. THE RESTAURANT AREA ISDENOTED BY

? FOR THE CANTILEVERS HIDDEN BEAM SYSTEM HAS BEENPROPOSED.

SECTION BB'

SECTION AA'

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B'

PHOTOGRAPHS OF MODEL

3rd YEAR

HORTICULTURE CENTRE AIMTHE AIM OF THIS PROJECT WAS TO CREATEA HORTICULTURE CENTER WHICHINCLUDED A COMMERCIAL AREA ALONGWITH RESEARCH CENTERS TOGETHER WITHSTUDY AND ACCOMMODATION FACILITIESFOR PROSPECTIVE STUDENTS ANDWORKERS.

LOCATIONTHE SITE GIVEN TO US ISLOCATED IN A TOWNNAMED SHIRDHON AT NAVIMUMBAI, MAHARASHTRA,INDIA.

SITETHE SITE GIVEN TO US IS APTFOR THIS PROJECT WITH ARIVER AT THE SOUTH EAST,FLAT GROUNDS AT THECENTRE AND CONTOURSTOWARDS THE NORTHWEST

CONCEPTBEING A HORTICULTURE CENTER I HAD DECIDED TO GIVE THE STRUCTURESA RUSTIC LOOK AND CREATE LEVELS AND SPACES FOR COMMERCIAL FLORALDISPLAYS. ALONG WITH THAT I HAVE TRIED TO USE THE CONTOURS ANDAT THE SAME TIME I HAVE TRIED TO DESIGN THE LAB ( WHITE STRUCTURE) INSUCH A WAY SO AS TO MAKE IT BLEND WITH THE REMAINING STRUCTURES.

SOUTH EAST ELEVATION

SOUTH WEST ELEVATION

3rd YEAR

SITE PLAN

SECTION AA'

PHOTOGRAPHSOF MODEL

3rd YEAR

SECTION BB'

SECTION CC'

SECTION DD'

AMPHITHEATRE

LAB

4th YEAR

REDEVELOPMENT OF RAJA DINKAR KELKAR MUSEUM AT PUNELOCATIONFOR THE MUSEUM A NEWSITE HAS BEEN ALLOCATEDAT BAVDHAN NEARMUMBAI, PUNE BYPASS. THESITE IS SLOPING FROM 6MAT THE SOUTHERN PARTTO 0M AT THE EASTERNPART.

CONCEPTUAL WORKINGIN ORDER TO UNDERSTAND HOW THE MEMBRANESTRUCTYURE WILL LOOK LIKE I MADE SKETCHES, AMODEL AND 3D IMAGES TO GET AN OVERVIEW OFTHE DESIGN

GREEN ROOF CONCEPTI ALSO DECIDED TO USE THE CONCEPTOF GREEN ROOFING ON THEMEMBRANE STRUCTURE . GREEN ROOFSOR LIVING ROOFS HAVE MANYADVANTAGES LIKE COOLING THESTRUCTURE AND ABSORBING RAINWATER ALONG WITH GIVING IT ANASTHETIC LOOK

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WE

4th YEAR

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ESITE PLAN

4th YEAR

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EROOF PLAN

4th YEAR

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ENLARGED PLAN OF GALLERIESAT GROUND FOOR

VIEW AT A

VIEW AT C VIEW AT D

VIEW AT B

PLAN OF DRIVE WAY AND PARKING

4th YEAR

PLAN OF CAFETERIA AT FIRSTFLOOR

PLAN OF BASE MENT STORAGE

4th YEAR

EAST ELEVATION

SOUTH ELEVATION

NORTH ELEVATION

WEST ELEVATION

WEST ELEVATION AT NIGHT

4th YEAR

SECTION AA'

SECTION BB'

PHOTOGRAPHS OF MODEL

5th YEAR

DESIGN DISSERTATION: CENTRAL JAIL (CORRECTION CENTRE)PRISONS IN INDIA ARE DONOT EXACTLY ACT AS A PLACE OF CONTEMP0LATION FOR MOST PRISONERS BECAUSE OF POORINFRASTRUCTURE AND PLANNING. MORE OVER ALL MOST ALL THE PRISONS BUILT IN INDIA ARE FROM THE PRE-INDEPENDENCE PERIOD.HENCE I WANTED TO MAKE A NEW PRISON WITH BETTER FACILITIES AND TO HAVE AN INFRASTRUCTURE COMPLETELY DIFFERENT THANEXISTING PRISONS

RESEARCHI HAD DONE EXTENSIVE RESEARCH ABOUTPRISONS AND ALSO HAD AN OPPORTUNITYTO MEET WITH THE JAILER AND SOMEINMATES FROM ALIPORE JAIL IN INDIA, WHOHAD COME OUT ON PAROLE TO GIVE ADANCE PERFORMANCE IN MUMBAI. THROUGHMY RESEARCH ALONG WITH VARIOUS DESIGNASPECTS I HAVE ALSO LEARNED THAT THEPRISONERS, IN MAXIMUM CASES HADCOMMITTED CRIME OUT OF NECESSITY ANDALMOST ALL OF THEM ARE READY TOCHANGE, IF GIVEN, A CONDUCIVEENVIRONMENT.

LOCATIONTHE SITE IS LOCATED AT MALSHEJGHAT ALONG THE NH-222HIGHWAY IN A VALLEY. THE MAINREASONS FOR THE SELECTION OFTHIS SITE ARE:? AS IT IS A CORRECTION CENTRE A SERENE PLACE AWAY FROM CITY IS NEEDED? SHOULD HAVE TERRAIN WHICH WILL MAKE IT IMPOSSIBLE FOR INMATES TO ESCAPE? THE SITE AS A WHOLE HAS CONTOURS AND IS GENERALLY DRY AND ARID, ONLY ACCESS IS THROUGH THE NH-222 HIGHWAY

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PHOTOGRAPHS OF MY SITE

5th YEAR

DESIGNMY CENTRAL PRISON IS SPECIFICALLY TO BE USED AS A CORRECTION CENTRE. PROVISION OF VARIOUS KINDS OF ACTIVITIES FORTHE PRISONERS LIKE AGRICULTURE , PERFORMING ARTS, SPORTS SUCH AS FOOT BALL, BASKET BALL , AND RACE TRACK ALONGWITH LECTURE HALLS FOR STUDYING AND SMALL SCALE INDUSTRIES HAVE BEEN INCLUDED. THE ABOVE ILLUSTRATIONS ARE ONEOF MY FIRST CONCEPTUAL ATTEMPTS TO DESIGN IN THIS SITE. THE MAIN DESIGN PRINCIPLE WAS ABOUT USING A SHAPE PARTICULARLY AN OCTAGON FOR THE STRUCTURES. BASIC AIM IN THIS DESIGN WAS TO TRY TO REDUCE BLIND SPOTS AS MUCH AS POSSIBLE

CONCEPT 1.MY FIRST INTENTION FOR DESIGNING WAS TO TO GIVEA BRUTALISTIC LOOK TO THE STRUCTURES. I SOLELYWANTED TO CHANGE THE FORM OF THE PRISONWITHOUT AFFECTING ITS FUNCTION.

PRISON GROUND

SPORTS

AGRICULTURE

CONCEPT 1a. CONCEPT 1b.

PRISON GROUND

SPORTS

AGRICULTURE

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lobby+472

securitycheck+472

uniformandchangingroom +472

medicalcheck+472

photographyroom +472

registration+472

prisonhospital+457

visitor'sroom +457

lobby+457

prisonhospital+457

prisonhospital+457

prisonhospital+457

registration+457

clerkroom +457

controlroom +457

prisonground

cultivation

cultivation

cultivation

amphitheatre

lecturehalls

small scaleindustries

granary storage

sportsground

prison block

prison block

prison block

prison block

prison block

prison block

cafeteriaabove

5th YEAR

CONCEPT 2.MY SECOND CONCEPTUAL DESIGN WAS TO PLACE THE STRUCTURES IN SUCH A MANNER THAT THEYMERGE WITH THE CONTOUR ITSELF LEAVING THE PRISON BLOCKS AS THE FOCAL POINT.

FINAL CONCEPTFINALLY AFTER STUDYING ANDEXPERIMENTING WITH MANY OTHER CONCEPTS ESPECIALLYTHE PENAPTICON CONCEPT IHAVE ALMOST DEVELOPED MYCURRENT DESIGN ON THEGROUNDS OF MYFIRST CONCEPT. BELOW ARE THEILLUSTRATIONS OF MY FIRST ANDFINAL CONCEPT.

FIRST CONCEPT

FINAL CONCEPT

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WEROOF PLAN

5th YEAR

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UPPER GROUND FLOOR PLAN

LOWER GROUND FLOOR PLAN

FIRST FLOOR HOSPITAL PLAN

5th YEAR

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ENLARGED PLAN AND VIEWS OF VISITOR'SMEETING ROOM AND SPILL OUT AREA

AA'

CONTROL ROOM

KITCHEN

CONTROL ROOM

DINING AREA

lift

CONTROL ROOM

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CONTROL ROOM

CONTROL ROOM CORRIDOR

CORRIDOR

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CORRIDOR

CORRIDOR

CORRIDOR

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PRISONCELL

PRISONCELL

PRISONCELL

PRISONCELL

PRISONCELL

PRISONCELL

PRISONCELL

PRISONCELL

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5th YEAR

SECTION BB'

SECTION AA'

PHOTOGRAPHSOF MODEL

VIEWS OF A PRISON CELL

PLAN OF A PRISONCELL

PRISON BLOCKGROUND FLOOR

1ST TO 10TH FLOOR

COMPETITION

U N I V E R S I T Y O F M U M B A IS I R J J C O L L E G E O F A R C H I T E C T U R EA R C H I T E C T U R A L D E S I G N 2012-2013

The Faculty Medal is an award, first instituted in 2006, by the faculty of Sir JJ College of Architecture to be given to the best design from a competitionorganized by the college. The Architectural Design Competition is for participation by all students in the college. The themes of the design competitionshall address pressing urban, social and civic issues in the city of Mumbai.Each entry is intended to generate alternatives that can transform the citythrough design excellence. The best entries of the competition are intended to be put on display to the city at large

Spaces between Buildings: Stitching Mumbai together

Aim: The aim is to adapt and use leftover spaces between buildings inMumbai for public purposes and amenities.

Goals of the Design:??The redesign/urban insert using spaces betweenexisting buildings should create a vibrant space for educational,recreational, community or other useful public activities.??The proposed projects should have a positive social andcultural impact on the target community.?????????????????????????????????????????????????????????

social tool, which applied thoughtfully, has the power to shapehuman cultural and economic activity.? The final design should be seamless between theexisting built form and the new insertions

Site:The design proposal should first introduce the local context. Thiscould be any neighborhood, anywhere in Mumbai. Oneneighborhood is not favored over another, recognizing the factthat a middle-class context can be as deprived as poorneighborhoods when it comes to social infrastructure.

Design Guidelines:??Find a relevant site in Mumbai that is a leftover space between two existing buildings (alleys, housegullies, setbacks, ignored spaces) that is around 3.0 to 3.5 meters wide. Any length longer than the widthis acceptable. The site should be accessible from a public road or footpath.??Design an architectural insert that will revitalize the surroundings as well as provide a vital urban amenity.??The insert should be accessible by public, but can be of specific benefit to the immediate neighborhood.??Your design should be contemporary and inspiring. Barrier free environments and those with a minimaldependence on energy consumption will be valued as design entries.

COMPETITION

FACULTY MEDAL: SOCIAL SPACE FOR STUDENTSIN MUMBAI AND NAVI MUMBAI IT IS A VERY COMMON THING TO SEE SCHOOL CHILDREN USINGFOOTPATHS , STREETS OR BUS STOPS AND RAILWAY STATIONS AS THEIR PLACE OF FUN AND FROLIC AS WELLAS FOR STUDYING. THE SITE THAT I HAVE SELECTED IS LOCATED IN THE VASHI GAOTHAN AREA IN NAVIMUMBAI. THIS AREA IS BASICALLY A SMALL SETTLEMENT INSIDE THE VASHI CITY LIMITS AND CONSISTS OF G TOG+4 STRUCTURES. THE RESIDENTS OF THIS AREA ARE TENANTS AND SUB TENANTS RESULTING IN VERY LITTLEOR NO PLACE FOR CHILDREN AND STUDENTS TO INTERACT AND STUDY AT HOME. MORE OVER LACK OFPLAY GROUNDS AND OPEN SPACES IN THIS AREA HAS RESULTED IN CHILDREN USING STREETS FOR STUDIESAND INTERACTION.

THE SITE

THE SELECTED SITE IS MARKED IN RED. THIS SITE IS A SPACE BETWEEN TWO BUILDINGS WHICH HAS AWIDTH OF 3M AT THE ENTRANCE AND INCREASES TO 3.4M. BECAUSE THE WIDTH OF THE SITE IS LESS ANDTIGHT, I HAVE USED THE CONCEPT OF RAMPS AND FLAT SPACES TO BECONSTRUCTED BETWEEN THE BUILDINGS. THE STRUCTURE PROPOSED IS A STEEL STRUCTURE WITH I-SECTIONS (ISMB 250) AS SUPPORTING MEMBERS.

ALL THE RAMPS AND FLATSPACES ARE GOING TO BECOVERED WITH ARTIFICIALTURF SO THAT CHILDRENCAN EASILY SIT ON THEM.

I-SECTION (ISMB 250)

FENCING

SOLAR LAMP

FLAT SPACES

RAMP

STEPS

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PLANTOP FLOOR PLAN

BUILDING

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ROOF PLANA

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ELEVATION

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WORK EXPERIENCE: I AM CURRENTLY WORKING WITH ARCHITECTMANOJ VIJAN AND ASSOCIATES AND HAVE BEEN INVOLVED IN MANY PROJECTSWITH THIS FIRM. ONE OF THE PROJECTS IN WHICH I AM DEEPLY INVOLVEDRIGHT FROM THE DESIGN LEVEL IS " UNIVERSAL HIGH SCHOOL AURANGABAD"WHICH IS CURRENTLY BEING BUILT AT T-1 INDUSTRIAL AREA, CHIKALTHANA,AURANGABAD, INDIA.

THE CLIENT AND CONCEPT: THE CLIENT HERE IS THEOWNER OF A NUMBER OF SCHOOLS IN MAHARASHTRA, MOSTOF THEM DESIGNED BY US. HE WANTED THE SCHOOL TO HAVEAN INTERNATIONAL LOOK BUT AT THE SAME TIME BLENDWITH THE CONSERVATIVE ARCHITECTURE OF AURANGABAD.

PHOTOGRAPHS OF MODEL

3D VIEWS

LOWER GROUND FLOOR

UPPER GROUND FLOOR

FIRST FLOOR

SECOND FLOOR

THIRD FLOOR

UNIVERSAL HIGH AURANGABAD

Tread=300mmRiser =152mm

Tread=300mmRiser =152mm

Water jets

Earth Filling upto +/- 0.00m lvl

MULTIPURPOSE COURT

MULTIPURPOSE COURT

BASKET BALL COURT

LONG JUMP SAND PIT

ATHLETIC TRACK

DN

4.00M WIDE TERRACE

CANTILIVER PORCH@ 2nd FL.LVL

JOB PROJECTS