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2 CONTENT BUILDING AS LANDSCAPE MASTERS DESIGN STUDIO, NORTHEASTERN UNIVERSITY SIVANTA - NANDIVARDHAN GROUP ACIPL, MUMBAI PRARAMBH - PURANIK BUILDERS ACIPL, MUMBAI NAIK WADI PLAZA - KASAM DEVELOPERS ACIPL, MUMBAI MAHESH BHAVAN ARYAN CONSULTANTS, MUMBAI HELLO NATURE - COMPETITION IN SWEDEN ACIPL, MUMBAI DRUG ABUSE REHABILITATION CENTRE DYPCA (UNDERGRADUATE), MUMBAI

NORTHEASTERN UNIVERSITY GRADUATE STUDENT BUILDING AS LANDSCAPE The project is a catalogue of

being a building that merges with the site context to become a part of the topography.

Aliyev Center Park A space is defined by the programs and its functions.

that all the buildings, being a public space, in their own way resembles landscape elements.

3 NORTHEASTERN UNIVERSITY GRADUATE STUDENT BUILDING AS LANDSCAPE The project is a catalogue of diffferent case studies from all over the world that resemble landscape in its form, function and appearance. these projects were specifically selected for they being a public space and at the same time being a building that merges with the site context to become a part of the topography. Antinory Winery Biesbosch Museum Olympic Sculpture Yokohama Terminal Espana Library Heyder Aliyev Center Park A space is defined by the programs and its functions. a public space is categorized as the space that is not functioned privately by any institution or organization. it could also be a part of the building or be an open space serving for all kinds of people, from kids to adults. The move between private and public spaces can also vary from a well defined boundary to a more loose transition. Expanded forms From all the buildings that I have studied from across the world, I observed that all the buildings, being a public space, in their own way resembles landscape elements.they all function effectively as per their site context. For further understanding, I have cassified them as expanded and compact according to their form responding to the existing site topography. Expanded 1. Entire structure is accessible 2. Functions for outdoor activites as well 3. Forms new terrain Compact forms Compact 1. Limited access 2. Less activities and interaction 3. Disguise like a landscape element but performs as an object.

NORTHEASTERN UNIVERSITY GRADUATE STUDENT BUILDING AS LANDSCAPE It was observed that expanded landscapes make better public spaces.

Responsive : the notion of sidewalks is relived by providing an alternative viewing platform.

Concept providing ample activities invites people to a novel and distinct experience.

analysis of two of the case studies: The biesbosch musuem and The yokohama terminal.

valleys meeting the natural water bodies on the ground.

The circulation that occurs in the interior through exterior of the yokohama terminal connects the spaces with multifacilitated

The conceptual model is built by merging the ideas of the roof of the museum and the interacting circulation from the terminal.

4 NORTHEASTERN UNIVERSITY GRADUATE STUDENT BUILDING AS LANDSCAPE It was observed that expanded landscapes make better public spaces. the designs are : Reactive : more approachable to the people using that space. Responsive : the notion of sidewalks is relived by providing an alternative viewing platform. Relevant : the building reflects the landscape of the site and its surrounding. Concept providing ample activities invites people to a novel and distinct experience. Form INTERNAL PEDESTRIAN MOVEMENT EXTERNAL PEDESTRIAN MOVEMENT The form of the conceptual prototypical model is derived from the analysis of two of the case studies: The biesbosch musuem and The yokohama terminal. The roof of the biesbosch museum creates an interesting resemblence of mountains and valleys with the water bodies running through the valleys meeting the natural water bodies on the ground. also, the pedestrian on the rood imposes a sense of walking between the mountains. The circulation that occurs in the interior through exterior of the yokohama terminal connects the spaces with multifacilitated programs in many different ways. The surfaces of the roof are extended to merge with ground so as to create continuous open spaces. The conceptual model is built by merging the ideas of the roof of the museum and the interacting circulation from the terminal. The roof unfolds a variation in spaces in the interior as well as in the exterior. Started with a generic form - Square as a space. corridors and pathways connecting the surroundings with the space came along i.e. space+passage. furthermore, the multiple spaces with connecting passages were added. Different spatial experiences were created with the folding of the surfaces. Connections between the spaces were evolved while increasing the variations in the form. Playing with the scale of the spaces responded the program and create multifunctional areas.

elevation on google sketch up - Designing floor plans - Landscape design - Parking layout - Working drawing DESIGN BRIEF : A

recreational areas within and around the building.

5 A C I P L Jr. Architect SIVANTA NANDIVARDHAN GROUP, MUMBAI Work Type : - Designing - Planning - Facade development - Worked out views for elevation on google sketch up - Designing floor plans - Landscape design - Parking layout - Working drawing DESIGN BRIEF : A 28-storey residential tower designed to house lavish 4-bhk units alongwith the interactive amenities for all age groups in the recreational areas within and around the building. It includes club house which accomodates infinity swimming pool, indoor and outdoor game with an additional terrace garden. The project also comprises of the commercial spaces accessible from the exterior as well as interior of the structure. above all, the design of the project also comprises solar panels which makes it more energy efficient.

Development - Parking layout - Working out construction details and execution - Worked out

building which is a part of a large complex comprising 9 towers is designed to accomodate 1 &

The complex consists of recreational acitivites like indoor and outdoor games, jogging track,

6 A C I P L Jr. Architect PRARAMBH PURANIK BUILDERS, MUMBAI Work Type : - Designing - Planning - Facade Development - Parking layout - Working out construction details and execution - Worked out views for elevation on google sketch up DESIGN BRIEF : A 16-storey residential and commercial building which is a part of a large complex comprising 9 towers is designed to accomodate 1 & 2-bhk units with other interactive amenities. The complex consists of recreational acitivites like indoor and outdoor games, jogging track, gymansium, etc. The jogging track is provided on a podium with beautifully designed landscape that connects other buildings of the complex. the units are oriented to provide maximum natural light and air ventillation which helps save energy.

google sketch up DESIGN BRIEF : A 20-storey tower is proposed to accomodate residential units and commercial offices alongwith sufficient parking spaces within the structure.

7 A C I P L Jr. Architect NAIKWADI PLAZA KASAM DEVELOPERS, MUMBAI Work Type : - Design - Planning - Facade Development - Working out construction details and execution - Worked out conceptual views for elevation on google sketch up DESIGN BRIEF : A 20-storey tower is proposed to accomodate residential units and commercial offices alongwith sufficient parking spaces within the structure. This project comprises of three different programs on different levels of the building. the first five floor from the bottom is a commercial space with department store and offices. the mid of the building consists of parking spaces and service floor while the remaining part of the building i.e. the top nine floors consists of residential units. The mix-use concept in a particularly compact site is perceived in this project.

Worked out conceptual views for elevation on google sketch up - Developed final rendered images DESIGN BRIEF : A commercial mix-use design

space. The idea is to provide ample space for multiple activities.

8 A R Y A N CONSULTANTS Jr. Architect Work Type : MAHESH BHAVAN, MUMBAI - Design - Planning - Facade Development - Working out construction details and execution - Worked out conceptual views for elevation on google sketch up - Developed final rendered images DESIGN BRIEF : A commercial mix-use design is proposed to accomodate 2 multifunctional halls and hotel rooms with a beautiful terrace garden alongwith a podium and recreational space. The idea is to provide ample space for multiple activities. the halls and the open spaces can be used for various events like sports, marriages and other social activities. it also has its individual parking space within the building s vicinity. A beautifully designed landscape with indoor and outdoor multipurpose spaces serves the town and community with an appropriate interactive space.

9 A C I P L HELLO NATURE COMPETITION, SWEDEN

10 A C I P L HELLO NATURE COMPETITION, SWEDEN

D Y P C A UNDERGRADUATE DRUG ABUSE REHABILITATION CENTRE, MUMBAI A drug abuse rehabilitation

obsessive craving for drugs. The concept revolves around the expansion of cuboidism.

the shift and expansion in the form is done to achieve a better spatial quality.

The structure is designed to be enclosed on all directions.

11 D Y P C A UNDERGRADUATE DRUG ABUSE REHABILITATION CENTRE, MUMBAI A drug abuse rehabilitation centre is proposed to assist addicted folks to discontinue the use of drugs and stop the obsessive craving for drugs. The concept revolves around the expansion of cuboidism. the arrangement of blocks creates interesting intermediate spaces. the shift and expansion in the form is done to achieve a better spatial quality. Spaces are arranged to bring the visual connectivity. The structure is designed to be enclosed on all directions. to aleviate patient s restlessness and urge to consume drugs, an environment that is safe and closed yet open is designed. The program for the design consists of different services in order to satisfy an individual patient s requirements. it includes workshops, patient s accomodation, wards, counselling cells, staff accomodation, administration. Section through Courtyard III Section through Courtyard II

4 Semi-Private & Private Open Spaces

4 Semi-Private & Private Open Spaces 4.1 Semi-private Open Space 4.1.1 Common Courtyards The common courtyards for each complex will be designed and programmed for the typical owners living there. They