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ARCHITECTURE PORTFOLIO AKANKSHA AG RAW AL

Architectureisoneofthefew professionsthatisconstantlyevolving. Whattrulyfascinatesmeaboutarchitectureistherelationshipbetweenpeopleandbuilt environmentatallscalesanddimensions,beitplanning,structure,landscapeorinteriors. Iam particularlyinterestedinthewaysarchitectureinfluencespeople,theirpsychological andphysicalcomfort,theirmoodandtheirqualityoflife. AKANKSHA AG RAW AL SO FTW ARESKILLS D.O.B.06.03.1995 O THER INTERESTS 25,NagarNigam Colony,Raipur, LANG UAG ES Chattisgarh,India,492001 +91.9581510805 advanced intermediate elementary [email protected] https://www.linkedin.com/in/akanksha-agrawal-8a731899 EDUCATIO N BachelorofArchitecture Schooling HolyCrossSeniorSecondarySchool,Raipur,Chhattisgarh,India 10thStandard-9.2[CGPA](2011) 12thStandard-75%(2013)

W O RK EXPERIENCE CO M PETITIO NS& ACTIVITIES C U Designdevelopment,Clientmeetings, ●QualifiedGATE R MEP coordination,Vendorcoordination, R workingdrawings,onsiteexecution. ● WorkedforAnnualNASADesignCompetition,2014 I ● ParticipatedinBirlaWhiteYuvaratnaCompetition,2014 C Designdevelopment,Clientmeetings, ● 1stprizeforModelMakingatNASA,India,2015 U MEPcoordination,workingdrawings, ● WorkedforAnnualNASADesignCompetition,2015 L onsiteexecution ● Publishedapaperentitled\"AJANTACAVES:aperspective U ontheconstructionmethodsandtechnique\"inthe M Designdevelopment,Clientmeetings, InternationalJournalofResearchinEngineering& MEP coordination, Technology.(2016) V Vendorcoordination,workingdrawings, ● 1stprizeinacompetitionfortheworkshoporganizedby I onsiteexecution. GIANon\"ReducingDisasterRisksinHistoricUrbanAreas\"at T IITKharagpur,organizedbyMHRD.(2016) A Designdevelopment,Vendorcoordination, E Landscapedesigncoordination. SEM INARS& W O RKSHO PS Majorlyassistedininteriorsconceptual3D ● Workshopon‘PaperStructures’byAr.NaheemaShahanwaz, developmentandworkingdrawings. SPADelhiatGITAM University,Visakhapatnam,India(2013) ● Seminaron‘DesignofPost-DisasterShelters’atGITAM Majorlyassistedindesigndevelopment University(2014) drawingsandworkingdrawings ● A2-dayworkshopon'ClimateResponsiveDesign'by Ar.Mahua,IITRoorkeeatGITAM University.(2014) ● AhandsonWorkshopon‘PVCDomes’byMr.Shashank Chakradeo,atGITAM University(2015) ● Seminaron‘SmartCitiesandTownPlanning’byAr.J.P.Singh, ChandigarhCollegeofArchitectureatGITAM University(2015) ● A2dayworkshopon'HandsonBamboo'byMr.GhaniZaman atGITAM University(2016) ● Seminaron'ChallengesAheadforProfessionalArchitects'by Prof.U.C.UdayGadkariatGITAM University ● Seminaron'IntroductiontoUrbanPlanning'byMr.Ashok Kumar,CBRI,RoorkeeatGITAM University ● GIAN(GlobalInitiativeforAcademicNetwork)certificate courseon‘DisasterRisksInHistoricUrbanAreas’byMHRDat ‘IndianInstituteofTechnology’Kharagpur, (ExpertDr.LeeBoscher).(2016) ● Specialmodularcourseby‘IndianGreenBuildingCouncil’ -IGBC atVisakhapatnam(2017)

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1 2 3 4 KarleTowncenter PrestigeGolfshire KarnatkaStateCricket Fishermen’sVillage, HUB4 VillaRenovation AcademyInternshipProject ANDC Project (p.1) (p.13) (p.5) (p.9) 5 6 7 8 DisasterRiskAnalysisforthe Residenceinteriors SpecificInternshipdrawings Manualwork historiccityPURI (p.17) (p.19) (p.21) (p.15)

KarleTownCentre(KTC),aspartofthatgrowth,isadevelopmentthataimstodefineBangalorelocallyandinspirethewholeofIndiato‘leadbyexample’whendesigningfutureurban destinations.Designedaroundthreedefiningpillars:Health,CultureandGarden,KTC iscurrentlyunderconstructionalongtheNagavaraLake. InKTCthelandscapeandarchitecturallanguagecomplementeachother,togethershapingtheurbanenvironmentacrossallscales,from thedesignoftheplanteredges,tothearchitectural featuresfoundinthelandscape,whichmergewiththegreenpocketsandroofscapesofthebuildingfacades.Theinterwovenforms,alongwiththesensitiveintegrationofnaturewithinthe architecture,communicatestovisitorsthatKTC isBangalore’s‘GardenCityofthe21stCentury’. Client KARLEINFRAPVTLTD Location Bangalore,India Scopeofwork Hub4 Builtuparea 850000Sq.ft Floorarea 54000Sq.ft No.offloors 3basements +15upperfloors Programme Mixed-use ContributionUNStudio MasterplanandUrban Branding Contribution GNA workingdrawingsand execution Status Active 1

K A R L E T O W N C E N T E R H U B 4 2

GROUNDFLOORPLANWITHFLOORING PALETTE MEZZANINEFLOORPLANWITHFLOORING PALETTE 2 3

K A R L E T O W N C E N T E R H U B 4 4

SettothebackdropofthepicturesqueNandiHills,across275acres,isBangalore’smostpremium golfresort–PrestigeGolfshirededicatedtoperfectingtheartofluxuriouslivingandacultureof leisure. Doneby Scopeofwork Builtuparea No.offloors Prestigegroup VillaRenovation 10000Sq.ft G+2 Location Contribution GNA Plotarea Status Bangalore,India Architectureand 23000Sq.ft Active interiorrenovation 5

EXISTING GROUNDFLOORPLAN EXISTING FIRSTFLOORPLAN EXISTING SECONDFLOORPLAN SITEPICTURESBEFORERENOVATION EXISTING SOUTHELEVATION EXISTING WESTELEVATION G O L F S H I R E V I L L A EXISTING NORTHELEVATION EXISTING EASTELEVATION 6

GREENCOURTANDSKYLIGHT PITDECKSEATING 7

GROUNDFLOORDECKROOFDETAILS EXISTING GLASSCANOPYWITHAL.TRELLIS G O GROUNDFLOORENTRYFOYERDETAILS L F S H I R E V I L L A 8

KarnatakaStateCricketAcademyisa3phasedevelopmentwiththefirstphasebeingtheplaygrounds.Thesecondphasebelongstotheplayer’spavilionwhichcaterstheneedforthegallery spaceanddining.Thethirdphasewhichisthecurrentphasewillbefulfillingthepresentandthefutureneedsofthepremisesandalsogeneraterevenueaspertheclient’srequirement. Thebasicconceptbehindthedesignoftheprojectistoutilizethegivenspacebetweenthegroundsefficientlyalongwithmaximizingthefunctionality.Thecompostionandform ofboththeblocks isdonekeepinginmindmaximum visibilityoftheground,DaylightandVentilation. LOCATION -ALUR,HASSAN CLIENT-KSCA SITEAREA -30ACRES TOTALB.U.A.-15,142.26SQM(1,62,931SQFT) GROUNDCOVERAGE-5,915SQM(63,655SQFT) 9

BLOCKA TERRACE PLAN ROOFPLAN K FIRSTFLOORPLAN A R GROUNDFLOORPLAN CROSSSECTION VIEW N A BlockAhasbeendesignedfor T accomodationoftheplayers- A fandofficespaces. K A LOWERGROUNDFLOORPLAN VIEW ELEVATION S T A T E C R I C K E T A C A D E M Y 10

BLOCKBANDD SECONDFLOORPLAN POOLDECKPLAN BLOCKBVIEWS FIRSTFLOORPLAN BlockBandD GROUNDFLOORPLAN hasbeende- signedforenter- tainment,dining andgatherings oftheplayers LONGITUDINALSECTION LOWERGROUNDFLOORPLAN ELEVATION 11

SITECONDITION DETAILDRAWINGS K A ENTRANCEFACADE ROOM INTERIORDETAILS R N CURRENT DETAILATH DETAILATI DETAILATJ DETAILATG A T AFTERCOMPLETION(PROPOSED) SECTIONATA DETAIL A GALLERYFACING GROUND K SECTIONATA A CURRENT S MSFRAMING PLAN T A PLAN T E AFTERCOMPLETION(PROPOSED) REFLECTEDFALSECEILING LAYOUT BLOCKD(POOLDECK) C R CURRENT AFTERCOMPLETION(PROPOSED) MSFRAMING PLAN I C BLOCKB(SERVICEENTRANCE) PLAN K E SKYLIGHTDETAILS SECTIONATB T CURRENT AFTERCOMPLETION(PROPOSED) A C A D E M Y 12

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GLIMPSESOFPURI CHRONOLOGICALEVOLUTIONOFPLANOFPURI 15

INFERENCE D FLOODS MultipleIntersectionwith Becauseoflackof Heritagewalk(corridorto I narrow roads maintenanceold preservetheculturalvalues S creatingbottlenecks structuresbecome connectingthetemples, porousand thereligioustanks,Maths Lackofparkingspaces damp(MathsandDhar-anddharamshalas A leadstohighparkingon amshalas,Puri’sPal- -Regular ace)leadingto LOSSOFHERITAGE theground unstability Smaintenance -Wastedisposalsegregating theorganicand TEMPLE ACCIDENTS Lackofsegregationof -WaterLoggingmay inorganicwastesusing T PRICINCTS pedestrianandnon hamperthe colourcodes E motorisedsystem infrastructurearound -Propersignageandstreet R COAST thetemple furnitures Hawkerencroachment -Siltingbecauseof -RetrofittingofMathsand Garbagecollectionand templewastenotbeing overflowingofdrains Dharamsalas -Salinitnyaffectsthe -Similarfacadefenestrations attended -Traditionalfacadetreatment tothebuildingsadjacentto Moreno.ofcattlesaround particularcarvingsof theheritageprecinct. R thetemplecreatingland maintemple&other Byelawstobetakenseriously I pollution religiousstructures LANDPOLLUTION S -Touristscomingfrom -Lossoflives -CRZnormstobestrictly K differentplaces -Economic lossdue followed -Fishermen todamgeof -Creatingdetachable S -Peoplelivingalongthe buildingsand FLOODS coast infrastructure embankmentsforhigh TSUNAMI -Thehotelsandresorts -AffectsTourism HEATWAVE alongcoast whichisthemajor tides sourceofeconomy Resortsalongcoast -Majorsourceof A-Raisedplatforms/spaces -Vendorsalongthecoast economy line -Commercial forhawkers,fishdrying, -Oldtraditional activitiesreduced Nboatanchoringandsand buildings -Increaseinthe watertablelevel art -Hampering A-Properdisposalsofwastes communication -Epidemics segregatingtheorganic -Roadssweptaway andinorganicwastes -Developmentalong L thecoasthampered usingcolourcodes -Creatingproperbuffer areabetweentheroad Y andtheburningspace S I S Excitementofthetourists. -Lossoflives PrevailingSolutions -Overloadofraisedand -Suffocation -Travelpatternofpedestrians projectedbuiltforms -Childrensmissing isdifferentduringfestival F -Lackofmaintenanceof O THEFT buildingalongtheroad -r-ceDOosivsnidcegeorencmstrtsofioownrtdoinfgthaenldocal--rmsoCTimooartouvdawlea.lmdrteioeesntnvritacuostciionnugnathtoaieongngevrneathnbidcausleadr R -Localresidents RATHYATRA modelingisadoptedfor STAMPEDE subsequentanalysis P U R I 16

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P.H.E.SHAFTCOVERING DETAILS MAINGATEDETAILS LANDSCAPEDETAILS 19

TOILETDETAILS STAIRCASEDETAILS I STAIRCASEDETAILS FLOORING LAYOUT N T E R N S H I P D R A W I N G S 20

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THANKYO U foryourkindconsideration Ar.AkankshaAgrawal [email protected] 9581510805