Satvika Shetty Arc2101 Final Portfolio 1

DESIGN PORTFOLIO
SATVIKA NAVEENCHANDRA SHETTY

203701030 II-B
ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN AND DETAILING

ARC2101
SCHOOL OF INTERIOR DESIGN
WHAT IS SENSORY MATERIALS
PERCEPTION •According to the inspiration taken the main
•The five senses of human perception enable materials used are concrete.
us to experience the spaces around us. •The main reason is to avoid falling over
•Our tactile senses are most prominently visitors by the waterfall at the top of it.
affected as we feel the textures and materials •The materials to be used in my design is
surrounding us. Montcalm Shoreditch Signature high density cement blocks for its rigid
•An aesthetically pleasing structure with Tower Hotel, 151–157 City Road, properties along with dense vegetations.
plenty of natural light brings tranquility within London, completed 2015 by SMC Alsop •The academic block will have glass
Architects.
us. Here it should also be born in mind that
coverings at the top so that it satisfies the
•Colors psychologically affect our mood, and the visual perception of space is needs of the concept chosen.
can even nurture mental wellbeing. significantly influenced by color and •The color palette is the grey-white tone so
lighting. that its visually attractive and pleasing at the
same time .
SENSORY FACTORS APPLIED IN THE

DESIGN
INSPIRATION •Bringing nature into built spaces is a calming
influence, as the greenery and freshness revive our
•The Ira Keller Fountain, spirits.
Portland Oregon. According to •Our olfactory nerves, sense the smell of natural
Pallasmaa (2011) this is “An materials like mud and flowering plants evoke
architecture for all the senses associated memories.
including the kinesthetic and
•Acoustics are designed to maintain clarity of thought
olfactory senses.”
•Once again, the auditory
and speech.
element is provided by the •Sometimes the feel and sound of wind gushing
sound of falling water. through a series of openings can calm us.
INDIVIDUAL Yea /Semester/Sec Sheet No.
CONCEPT 203701030-SATVIKA NAVEENCHANDRA SHETTY
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• THE SITE HAS WIND DIRECTION
F. TOPOGRAPHY SETBACK CALCULATIONS: • SITE HISTORY
TOWARDS THE SOUTHWEST.
• THIS SITE IS EMPTY FLAT LAND WHERE
• THERE IS NO ODOR FROM THE SITE
TOTAL AREA: 8220 SQ MT •FOR THE FRONT AND BACK OF THE SITE BECAUSE THERE IS NO DUMPSITES.
THERE ARE NO ACTIVITIES TAKING PLACE.
LOCATION: NEAR (FROM THE 6M ROAD) • THE SITE IS DESCENT AND DOESN’T HAVE
TAPMI INSTITUTE •109 X 15/100= 15.2M ANY HARMFUL ASPECTS.
•FOR THE SIDES OF THE SITE ( FROM THE
• ANALYSIS
COORDINATES:13.323228,
3M ROAD)
74.798128 •95.6X 14/100= 13.3M • SINCE THE SITE IS LOCATED NEAR A
ROADS NEXT TO SITE:2 CAMPUS THERE ARE LITTLE CHANCES OF
NOISE COMING FROM THAT DIRECTION.
• ELEVATION : The site is at an approx SITE
elevation of 67mm from sea
level.
• CONTOUR : The sight is
completely flat. TAPMI
CAMPUS
• EXISTING WATER BODIES
• Since there are no water bodies
around the site there is less water
ACCESS ROAD TO THE SITE cooling around the site IMMEDIATE SURROUNDINGS
• VEGETATION • SOIL CONDITIONS :

• There is a lot of greenery in and
around the site. • THE SOIL ON THE SITE IS LATERITE SOIL.
• LATERITE SOIL LAYER THAT IS RICH IN
IRON OXIDE AND IS DERIVED FROM
DIFFERENT ROCKS. TAPMI
COLLEGE
TAPMI
PARK
THE VIEW OF THE SITE

SITE ANALYSIS 203701030-SATVIKA NAVEENCHANDRA SHETTY
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1. PHYSICAL FACTORS
A. CLIMATE B. SOLAR ORIENTATION C. TEMPERATURE D. HUMIDITY
• A total of 309.23 hours of sunshine • The weather in Manipal is tropical with • The month with the highest relative
• The climate here is tropical.
throughout February and a total of daily temperatures averaging 27 °C.
• During most months of the year, there humidity is July (91.65 %).
159.11 hours of sunshine throughout • In April , the avg temp. - 28.9 °C. • The month with the lowest relative humidity is
is significant rainfall in Manipal.
January. • In August, the avg temp.- 24.8 °C.
• There is only a short dry season. January (66.11 %).
• WIND • SUNLIGHT E. PRECIPITATION

• The average wind speed in Udupi is • Around 2874.04 hours of sunshine RANGES OF VARIATION
• The precipitation diagram for Manipal
3.3 m/s with the maximum wind speed of are counted in Manipal throughout
around 12m/s. the year. shows on how many days per month,
certain precipitation amounts.
WEATHER AVERAGES IN MANIPAL On average there are 94.63 hours of

sunshine per month.
• RAINFALL ANALYSIS
• The month with the highest number of
rainy days is July (29.00 days). • THE SITE IS WELL CONNCETED TO THE
• The month with the lowest number of SURROUNDINGSS.
• THERE IS SUFFICIENT AVAILABILITY OF
rainy days is February (0.33 days).
• The warmest month is May with an average ESSENTIAL NEEDS AROUND THE SITES.
maximum temperature of 32°C (89°F). • THE SITE BEING ON THE OUTSKIRTS OF
MANIPAL MAKES IT MORE
FUNCTIONABLE

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PROXIMITY TO BASIC AND ESSENTIAL SERVICES
DIFFERENT FACILITIES IN AND AROUND THE SITE
• ICICI BANK MANIPAL – LOCATED ATA DISTANCE OF

6.5KM
• CANARA BANCK – LOCATED ATA DISTANCE OF
1.4KM
• MANIPAL POLICE STATIO N – LOCATED ATA
DISTANCE OF 3.5 KM
• UNDUPI NAGAR SABHA – LOCATED ATA DISTANCE
OF 6.7KM
ESSENTIAL SERVICES AROUND THE SITE

EXISTING ACCESS AND CIRCULATION
• TAPMI COLLEGE – IS LOCATED AT A DIOSTANCE OF 0.5KM
• THE SITE IS LOCATED ON THE OUTSKIRTS OF
• RAJEEV NAGAR HIGH SCHOOL – LOCATED AT A DISTANCE OF
MANIPAL.
• THE SITE ROAD CAN BE ACCESSED BY ALL KINDS OF 0.46KM
VEHICLE. • MIT CAMPUS – LOCATED AT A DISTANCE OF 2.5KM
• THERE IS EQUAL VEHICLE AND PEDESTRIAN • MANGALORE AIRPORT – IS LOCATED AT A DISTANCE OF 65KM
MOVEMENT AROUND THE SITE. • RAILWAY STATION – IS LOCATED AT A DISTANCE OF 6KM
• HIGHWAY – IS LOCATED AT A DISTANCE OF 4KM
• AUTO STAND – LOCATED 4KM AWAY
• ANALYSIS • BUS STAND – LOCATED 5.3KM AWAY
• KMC HOSPITAL – LOCATED AT A DISTANCE OF 4.8KM
• THE SITE IS EASILY ACCESSIBLE AND HAS GOOD
CONNECTIVITY WITH THE MAIN CITY INCLUDING THE
HIGHWAY

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SWOT ANALYSIS
PARAMETER STRENGTH WEAKNESS OPPORTUNITIES THREATS
Location Its is 3.5 km away from Manipal accessibility would be a As its on the outskirts it would On the outskirts so will take
City problem. be peaceful time for the are to develop
Topography Flat site with laterite soil - Site being flat makes it -
more versatile
Climate It has a moderate climate the heavy rainfall should be - The rainfall might damage the
kept in mind structure
Landmark TAPMI Campus - Development of the area as a -

Features second major campus is
coming up
Site and Surroundings A 2-acre site ,Quiet area students must walk a quite a Empty plots around it allows
with nothing much around bit to access most of the for future extension and
basic facilities development
Views and Vistas It has good views - The views can be exploited As the site in from is empty a
bigger building can come up
and spoil the view
connectivity 60% connectivity autos and busses Development of new bus and Students will have to walk a lot
not abundantly available auto stands until these new developments
-
Landscaping - Not much vegetation present designing landscape for the
on site campus to change
the microclimate of the
campus

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BYLAWS OF THE SITE
1. cantilever portico: a cantilever portico of 3.0 m width

a. Uses permitted
(maximum) and 4.5 m length (maximum) may be permitted on
all central, state and quasi government offices and
the ground floor within the side set back. no access is
centers and institutional office, educational, college
permitted to the top of the portico for using it as a sit out.
campus including hostel facilities for students, cultural
height of the portico shall be open to sky. the portico when
and religious institutions including libraries, reading
allowed shall have a clear open space of one meter from the
rooms and clubs, medical and health institutions, cultural
boundary of the property.
institutions like community halls, opera houses, of
3. cross wall: a cross wall connecting the building and the
predominantly non commercial nature, utilities and
boundary wall may be permitted limiting the height of such
services,
wall of 1.5

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Interior Design School
No. Activity Type Net area Users No of units Total net area Remarks
(sq.m) (sq.m)
1. Studio WS 120 20 3 360 Requires drawing boards,

stude seating and enough
nts + circulation
2
Teach
ers
2. Lecture Room P 60 20 3 180 Desk, chair & storage.

stude
nts +
2
Teach
ers
Note: P – private O- open WS- work station

Prepared By Group 1 Students Yea /Semester/Sec Sheet No.
Area Programming 203701010 – CHRIS MORAS 203701094 – AADITYA .K 203701058 – V PRAGATHI
203701020 – PREETHAM REDDY 203701074 – ROSHNI REJI 203701040 – JAYANTH G
203701030 – SATVIKA SHETTY 203701050 – MEGHA M 203701066 – POOJA SHENOY H
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no activity type Net area users No of Total net remarks

(sq.m) units area
(sq.m)
3. PRINCIPLS OFFICE The office :15 The washroom : 5 1-3 1 20 • The room should be well furnished .
WITH WASHROOM • The room should be designed carefully s
4. TOILET P Urinal=0.7x0.4x0.3 sink=0.4x0.5x0.8 4-5users 2 50 • The toilet should be spacious and should
Total area : 25 at a time have enough space for circulation.
. • The needs of the handicapped should also
be kept in mind.

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(sq.m) units area
(sq.m)
5. PrINTING LAB P 3d printing machine: 0.3x0.5 10 1 20 • the printing lab must be designed such
Printing machine: 1x0.6x2 that there would be no hindrance for the
Total: 20 students and there should be enough
machines for everyone.

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no activity type Net area users No of units Total net area remarks
(sq.m) (sq.m)
9. Examination P 50 4-6 1 50 Requires desk ,chair, and

room circulation spaces
10. Staff Toilets P 25 3 2 50 Toilets and wash basins.

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no activity type Net area use No of Total net remarks

(sq.m) rs units area
(sq.m)
11. LIBRARY O 150(storage+ 30 1 150 Desk, bookshelves, storage,

Reading area+ chair and workstation.
Circulation)
50+50+50

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(sq.m) units area
(sq.m)
12. CAFETERIA O 170 60 1 170 Chair, service counter, dining

table
Minimum space between each
table is 72cm

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no activity type Net area users No of Total net area remarks

(sq.m) units (sq.m)
13. OPEN AIR O Stage- 72 60 1 132 Stage, Seating and Podium

THEATRE Circulation- 33
Seating- 27
(72+33+27)=132

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No. Activity Type Net area Users No. of units Total net area Remarks
(sq.m) (sq.m)
14. Stationary shop O 50 5 1 50 Huge storage shelves

required.
15. Digital lab (VR) P 40 20 1 40 Requires enough space for

movement using VR and
storage spaces

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No. Activity Type Net area Users No of units Total net area Remarks
(sq.m) (sq.m)
16. Material Testing WS 50 30 in 1 50 Requires 3d printers, testing

equipments, seating and enough
Lab total
circulation
17. Material Museum o 100 100 in 1 100 Since there would be a lot of foot
traffic in the material museum, it
total
should have good ventilation and
which lighting, also proper circulation is
includ very important.
es
visitor
s as
well

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(sq.m) units area
(sq.m)
19. Electrical/Lighting Lab WS Proper care has to be taken since there

would be a lot of fragile and optical items in
the lab.
The room should be well-lit :-first priority
22 1 50
50

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(sq.m) (sq.m)
20. Multipurpose Hall O Stage: 18 x 9= 200- 1 600
162 250
Back stage &

Storeroom: 15 x
11.2= 168 It has stage,
backstage,
Hall : 270 auditorium hall
21. Labs and 40+60 20 1 60
workshop stude
nts+ 2
teach
ers
Furnitures
include chairs,
tables,
computer table,
etc.

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(sq.m) (sq.m)
22. Administrative WS 30-60 3-5 1-2 60 • Chair, table, printer
Office staff machines can be of
different dimensions
• Rooms for principal and
vice principal
• Conference room has a
bigger table to
accommodate many
people and chairs.

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(sq. m) (sq. m)
23. Exhibition center O 300 100 1 300 The design should have
good circulation space
around the aisles with good
lighting both natural and
artificial.
24. Conference room P 50 10 50 Video display - computer

screen, television screen, or
projector with a whiteboard.
Speakers., Audio or video
conferencing equipment,

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no activity type Net area user No of units Total net area remarks
(sq. m) s (sq. m)
25. Cad lab WS 120 40 1 120
Opposite seating
Seating style can either be

opposite linearly arranged or
individual linearly arranged.

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(sq.m) (sq.m)
26. Seminar Hall O 270 200 1 270
• Aisles must be sloped but
all the seats must be
tiered.
• A curved configuration is
optimum.
Open Stage
27. Staff Lounge P 40 10 1 40
The furniture includes

tables, Chairs, sofas and
different storage units .
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no activity type Net area user No of units Total net area remarks
(sq. m) s (sq. m)
28. Outdoor sports O/WS 32x17x7.5 20 3-4 12240

facility
The turf of the complex

should be appropriate for the
weather conditions.
Design elements
Multi game court

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PLAYGROUND/RECRETION SPACE
•THIS SPACE HAS DENSE VEGETATION
ADJACENT TO IT.
ACADEMIC BLOCK
PLAYGROUND • IT PROVIDES COOL AIR AND SHADE TO ADMIN BLOCK
AREA
THE SPACE.
PARKING SPACE
CAFETERIA PLAYGROUND AREA
•THE SPACE HAS A GOOD VIEW WHICH ACTIVITY AREA
INCLUDES THE OPPOSITE OPEN AREA
AND THE LAND IN AND AROUND THE CAFETERIA
SITE. MULTIPURPOSE HALL
ADMIN BLOCK
SERVICES
•THE SPACE IS LOCATED NEAR THE VEGETATION
ENTRANCE SO THAT THERE IS LESS VEHICULAR ACCESS
CROWDING IN THE CAMPUS AREA /
ACADEMIC BLOCK. PEDESTRIAN ACCESS
ENTRANCE
PARKING
•THE PARKING SPACE IS NEAR THE -NEARBY -ADJACENT -FAR
ENTRANCE FOR EASY ACCESS.
SERVICE ZONING OPTION -1(FINAL)

•THE SERVICE AREA INCLUDES THE
ELECTRIC STATION. •PROS
•THE SITE HAS OPEN SPACES WHICH HELPS IN GOOD
VENTILATIONS AND PROVIDES FRESH AIR.
INFERENCE :
- WIND - NOISE
As seen In the table below , zoning •THE BUILDINGS ARE ORIENTED TOWARDS THE SOUTH-
PLACEMENT OF
OVERALL TOTAL
CONNECTIVITY
GREEN COVER
EAST TO REDUCE HEAT GAIN AND TO PROVIDE AMPLE
CIRCULATION
CIRCULATION
- HIGH FOOT TRAFFIC
VENTILATION
option 1 is comparatively more efficient
PEDESTRIAN
NOISE FREE
VEHICULAR
and accessible than the other two options.
LIGHTING
AMOUNT OF SUNLIGHT.
SPACES
- VEHICULAR CIRCULATION
- ENTRY AND EXIT

ZONING OPTION-1
•CONS
- CONNECTIVITY
•THE FREQUENCY OF NOISE FROM THE ROAD CAN CAUSE
- PEDESTRIAN CIRCULATION
ZONING OPTION-2 DISTURBANCE IN THE MULTIPURPOSE HALL AND THE
- PUBLIC - PRIVATE
ZONING OPTION-3 ADMIN BLOCK.
- SEMI PUBLIC

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• ZONING OPTION-2 - WIND - NOISE
• PROS - HIGH FOOT TRAFFIC
• DENSE VEGETATION NEAR THE SITE CAN BE USED AS
- VEHICULAR CIRCULATION
SHADING FOR THE ACTIVITY AND PLAYGROUND AREA.
• CONS - ENTRY AND EXIT
- CONNECTIVITY
• THE ACADEMIC BLOCK IS SPACED NEXT TO THE
- PEDESTRIAN CIRCULATION
PLAYGROUND AND THERE ARE CHANCES OF NOISE
- PUBLIC - PRIVATE
COMING FROM THAT AREA.
- SEMI PUBLIC
ENTRANCE
•THE SITE
ENTRANCE FOR
BOTH THE
ZONING IS
FROM
THE MAIN
ACCESS ROAD.
• ZONING OPTION-3
• PROS
• THE ACADEMIC BLOCK IS SPACED IN THE CENTRE ANDSO IT IS EASILY
ACCESSIBLE TO EVERYONE.
• THE CAFETERIA IS FACING TOWARDS THE DENSE VEGETATION WHICH
PROVIDES FRESH AND COOL AIR.
• CONS
• SINCE THERE ARE TWO PARKING AREAS THERE WILL BE A LITTLE
INCONVIENCE REGARDING THE VEHICLE MOVEMENT.
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SCHOOL OF INTERIOR DESIGN
WHAT IS SENSORY MATERIALS
PERCEPTION •According to the inspiration taken the main
•The five senses of human perception enable materials used are concrete.
us to experience the spaces around us. •The main reason is to avoid falling over
•Our tactile senses are most prominently visitors by the waterfall at the top of it.
affected as we feel the textures and materials •The materials to be used in my design is
surrounding us. Montcalm Shoreditch Signature high density cement blocks for its rigid
•An aesthetically pleasing structure with Tower Hotel, 151–157 City Road, properties along with dense vegetations.
plenty of natural light brings tranquility within London, completed 2015 by SMC Alsop •The academic block will have glass
Architects.
us. Here it should also be born in mind that
coverings at the top so that it satisfies the
•Colors psychologically affect our mood, and the visual perception of space is needs of the concept chosen.
can even nurture mental wellbeing. significantly influenced by color and •The color palette is the grey-white tone so
lighting. that its visually attractive and pleasing at the
same time .
SENSORY FACTORS APPLIED IN THE

DESIGN
INSPIRATION •Bringing nature into built spaces is a calming
influence, as the greenery and freshness revive our
•The Ira Keller Fountain, spirits.
Portland Oregon. According to •Our olfactory nerves, sense the smell of natural
Pallasmaa (2011) this is “An materials like mud and flowering plants evoke
architecture for all the senses associated memories.
including the kinesthetic and
•Acoustics are designed to maintain clarity of thought
olfactory senses.”
•Once again, the auditory
and speech.
element is provided by the •Sometimes the feel and sound of wind gushing
sound of falling water. through a series of openings can calm us.
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OPTION-1 OPTION-2 OPTION-3 (FINAL)
BACK VIEW BACK VIEW BACK VIEW
FRONT VIEW FRONT VIEW FRONT VIEW
INDIVIDUAL Year/Semester/S Sheet No.

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SETBACK SITE PLAN
• FOR THE FRONT AND BACK OF THE SITE
109 X 15/100=15.2M
• LOCATION : MANIPAL,KARNATAKA
• FOR THE SIDES OF THE SITE • TOTAL SITE AREA : 2.02 ACRES (8.22SQ.M)
95.6 X 14/100=13.3M • CLIMATE : WARM-HUMID TEMPERATURE.
AREA STATEMENT
• TOTAL BUILT-UP AREA : 3258 SQ.M
• GROUND COVERAGE : 3516 SQ.M
• FAR : 2.5%
ELEVATION : The site is at an approx. elevation of

67mm from sea level.
CONTOUR : The sight is completely flat. SCALE 1:500
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SITE PLAN
WEST ELEVATION
SOUTH ELEVATION
SCALE 1:500
SITE SECTION

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SPOTLIGHT
IT IS USED IN ALL THE
DETAILING OF SERVICES PUMPING ROOM
THE WATER IS
EXTERIOR WALLS PUMPED FROM HERE
AROUND THE SITE TO ALL THE SITE.
STREETLIGHT OVERHEAD TANK

IT IS PLACED IN FRONT THE WATER FOR ALL THE
OF THE SECURITY BLOCKS ARE SUPPLIED
CABIN. FROM THE TANK.
DRAINAGE PIPE FIRE TANK

IT IS PLACED ON THE ACTIVE FIRE
SLOPES OF THE SITE . PROTECTION DEVICE
USED TO CONTROL
FIRES.
GARDEN LIGHT RWH

USED MAINLY NEAR RAIN WATER
THE BOXWOOD HARVESTING IS PLACED
AROUND THE CAMPUS IN THE CENTRE OF SITE.
PATHLIGHT SEPTIC TANK

IT GIVES AN AESTHETIC SEPTIC ARE USED FOR
THE FLOW OF SEWAGE
LOOK FOR WALKWAYS
IN THE SITE.
SCALE 1:500 FOR TREAMENT.
-SPOTLIGHT -PUMPING SYSTEM -DRAINAGE

-PATHLIGHTS LEGEND -RAIN WATER HARVESTING
-STREET LIGHT -ELECTRICAL ROOM
LEGEND -SEPTIC TANK
-ROOF SLOPES
-GARDEN LIGHTS - FIRE FIGHTING TANK -ROOF PIPES FOR RWH

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WATER APPLE LANDSCAPE PLAN BOUGAINVILLA
THESE ARE FLOWERING
TREE ` PLANTS WHICH ARE EYE
THESE TREES ARE USED BEHIND CATCHING AND ARE USED IN
THE PLAYGROUND SO AS TO MANY AREAS IN THE SITE.
PROVIDE SHADE AND FRESH AIR.
RED OAK TREE
PLANTERS THESE TREES ARE
PLANTER BOX IS USED PLANTED NEAR THE OPEN
IN AND AROUND THE SITE FOR AIR THEATRE TO REDUCE
AESTHETICS AND MAKES THE NOISE SINCE IT HAS LARGE
BLOCK VISUALLY ATTARCTIVE. FOLIAGE.
ELEPHANT EAR SITA ASHOKA TREE

PLANT THE TREES ARE PLANTED
THESE PLANTS ARE IN BETWEEN TWO
PLANTED ON THE WEST BUILDING BLOCKS AND IS
SIDE TO AVOID NOISE. A SHADING DEVICE .
SCALE 1:500
PALM TREE ARJUNA TREE

COLOUR PALETTE THE TREES ARE PLACED
THESE PLANTS ARE
PLANTED ON THE WEST ON THE RIGHT BOTTOM
SIDE OF THE SITE TO AVOID SIDE OF THE SITE TO
NOISE AND PROVIDE SHADE. PROVIDE SHADE FOR BUS
PARKING AND LANDSCAPE.

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HARDSCAPE DETAILING WATER BODY
PLANTERS A SMALL WATER BODY IS
PLANTERS ARE AN CONSTRUCTED IN THE SITE
HARDSCAPE ELEMENT USED WHICH IS ONLY FOR
IN MANY AREAS OF THE SITE. AESTHETIC PURPOSE.
VEHICULAR ROAD SCALE 1:500 WALKWAYS

THE VEHICULAR ROADS ARE THE PEDESTRIAN
MADE OF ASPHALT SINCE COLOUR PALETTE WALKWAYS ARE MADE OF
THEY HAVE HIGH SKID STONE PICTHING AND IS
RESISTANCE. PLACED IN THE WHOLE SITE.

HARDSCAPE 203701030- SATVIKA ec
MASTER PLAN ELECTRICAL ROOM
PUMPING SYSTEM
WATER BODY
BOUGAINVILLA
OVERHEAD WATER TANK
SERVICE ENTRY
SITA ASHOKA TREE OPEN AIR THEATRE
PLAYGROUND RED OAK TREE
VEHICULAR ROAD WORKSHOP
VEHICULAR ROAD CAFETERIA
MULTI-PURPOSE HALL ACADEMIC BLOCK
PLANTERS RAIN WATER HARVESTING

3M WIDE ROAD
SITA ASHOKA TREE ADMIN BLOCK
PALM TREE ARJUNA TREE
ELEPHANT EAR PLANT SEPTIC TANK

BUS PARKING
VEHICULAR PARKING
(2&4 WHEELER) FIRE FIGHTER TANK
6M WIDE ROAD
ENTRY&EXIT SECURITY CABIN
SCALE 1:500
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MASTER PLAN
CAFETERIA SERVICE WORKSHOP

ENTRY
ACADEMIC BLOCK
MP-HALL
SECURITY CABIN ADMIN BLOCK

ENTRY&EXIT
SCALE 1:500
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FLOOR PLAN
FRONT ELEVATION
+0.00
+0.45
+3.7
BACK ELEVATION
SECTION

ADMIN BLOCK 203701030- SATVIKA ec
ADMISTRATIVE ROOM COLOUR PALETTE
MATERIALS USED:
THE FLOORING IS MADE OF BROWN GRANITE AND THE
WALLS ARE MADE OF BRICK CLADDING AND SANDSTONE.
THE ROOFING IS MADE OF MANGALORE TILES.
VICE PRINCIPALS CABIN

MATERIALS USED : ADMIN BLOCK IS SITUATED IN
FRONT OG THE MAIN GATE
THE FLOORING IS MADE OF GRANITE AND A THE FURNITURES
SO THAT IT DOESN’T CAUSE
IN THE ROOM ARE WOODEN FURNITURES EXCULDING THE
ANY INCONVIENCE FOR THE
SOFA AND COFFEE TABLE
PEOPLE ACCESSING THE
BUILDING.
LOBBY AND WAITING AREA
MATERIALS USED: ADMIN BLOCK
THE WALLS ARE MADE OF BROWN SANDSTONE WHICH AREA
SEEMS TO LOOK LIKE EXPOSED WALLS. THE FLOORING USED SPACES SQ.M
IS GRANITE AND MANGALORE TILES AS ROOFING Entry gate 6

Reception 10
Lobby 75
CONFERENCE ROOM Break room
Administration office
10
100
MATERIALS USED : Examination centre 100
Toilet 20
THE WALLS AND FLOORING ARE MADE OF SANDSTONE AND Principal/vice Principals office 50
GRANITE RESP. THE FURNITURES ARE MADE OF PLYWOOD Record room 20
Conference room 100
AND HAS DECORATED WALLS ON ALL FOUR SIDES. TOTAL AREA 491

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FLOOR PLAN
FRONT ELEVATION
+0.00
+0.45
+3.7
BACK ELEVATION
SECTION

CAFETERIA 203701030- SATVIKA ec
KITCHEN COLOUR PALETTE
MATERIALS USED:
WALLS ARE MADE OF BRICK CLADDING AND THE ROOFING IS
MADE OF MANGALORE TILES.
KITCHEN (SERVING AREA)

MATERIALS USED :
THE FLOORING IS MADE OF GRANITE AND A THE APLLIANCES
IN THE ROOM DIFFER IN MATERIALS. THE WOODEN TABLES THE CAFETERIA IS
ARE USED FOR STORAGE.
ACCESSIBLE TO
EVERYBODY ACCESSING
DINING AREA THE BUILDINGS.
MATERIALS USED:
CAFETERIA IS SINGLE
THE WALLS ARE MADE OF BROWN SANDSTONE WHICH
SEEMS TO LOOK LIKE EXPOSED WALLS. THE FLOORING USED
STOREYED AND IS
IS GRANITE AND MANGALORE TILES AS ROOFING LOCATED IN FRONT OF
THE ADMIN BLOCK
DINNING AREA PUBLIC SPACE
MATERIALS USED : SPACES AREA
THE WALLS AND FLOORING ARE MADE OF SANDSTONE AND SQ.M
GRANITE RESP. THE FURNITURES ARE ALIGNED IN A ROW Service area 50
WITH VIBRANT COLOURS. Cafeteria 250

FLOOR PLAN ACTIVITY AREA
FRONT ELEVATION
SR SPACES AREA
NO SQ.M
1. Construction 150
yard/workshops
2. Open air theatre 250
+0.00
BACK ELEVATION
A WORKSHOP IS A PLACE
+0.45 WHERE DIFFERENT LAB
ACTIVITIES TAKE PLACE. THE
WORKSHOP IS SURROUNDED
BY VEGETATION TO REDUCE
NOISE.
SECTION
INTERIOR EXTERIOR
WORKSHOP 203701030- SATVIKA ec
FLOOR PLAN
FRONT ELEVATION
THE SECURITY CABIN IS
SMALL BLOCK WHICH
IS PLACED IN THE
RIGHT SIDE OF THE
ENTRY AND EXIT.
+3.77 THEBUILDING IS FOR
SECURITY PUSE ONLY.
BACK ELEVATION
+0.45
+0.00
SECTION
EXTERIOR EXTERIOR
SECURITY CABIN 203701030- SATVIKA ec
FLOOR PLAN
BACK ELEVATION FRONT ELEVATION

+3.75
+0.45
+0.00
+6.7
SECTION

MULTI PURPOSE 203701030- SATVIKA ec
HALL NAVEENCHANDRA SHETTY 2nd/ 3rd/B 14
EXHIBITION CENTRE COLOUR PALETTE
MATERIALS USED:
GLASS USED IN THE WINDOWS ARE TINTED GLASS. THE
ROOFING IS MADE OF MANGALORE TILES.
EXHIBITION AREA
MATERIALS USED :
IN THE ROOM DIFFER IN MATERIALS. THE FURNITURE ARE THE MULTIPURPOSE HALL
MADE OF VERY ATTRACTIVE COLOURS
IS PLACED INFRONT OF
THE ACADEMIC BLOCK.
EXHIBITION AREA THE MULTIPURPOSE HALL
MATERIALS USED:
DOUBLE STOREYED AND
THE WALLS ARE MADE OF BROWN SANDSTONE WHICH
SEEMS TO LOOK LIKE EXPOSED WALLS. THE FLOORING USED
CAN ACCOMMODATE 50-
IS GRANITE AND MANGALORE TILES AS ROOFING 70 PEOPLE.
PUBLIC SPACE
DINNING AREA
MATERIALS USED : SPACES AREA
SQ.M
THE WALLS AND FLOORING ARE MADE OF SANDSTONE AND
GRANITE RESP. THE FURNITURES ARE ALIGNED IN A ROW Multi-purpose hall 500
WITH VIBRANT COLOURS. Cafeteria 250

+0.00
BACK ELEVATION FRONT ELEVATION

FLOOR PLAN
+0.45
+3.7
+6.7
SECTION

ACADEMIC BLOCK 203701030- SATVIKA ec
CORRIDOR COLOUR PALETTE
MATERIALS USED:
WALLS ARE MADE OF BRICK CLADDING AND THE ROOFING IS
MADE OF MANGALORE TILES.
STUDIO
MATERIALS USED :
IN THE ROOM DIFFER IN MATERIALS. THE WOODEN TABLES ACADEMIC BLOCK IS PLACED
ARE USED FOR STORAGE. THE DRAFTING TABLES ARE MADE IN BETWEEN CAFETERIA AND
OF WOOD. ADMIN BLOCK
CAD LAB ACADEMIC BLOCK
MATERIALS USED: AREA
SPACES SQ.M
THE WALLS ARE MADE OF BROWN SANDSTONE THE
Lobby 65
FLOORING USED IS GRANITE. THE TABLES ARE OPPOSITE THE Studio 300
WINDOWS TO GET PROPER LIGHTING. Lecture Room 270
Cad Lab 120
Labs 120
LECURE ROOM Library
Toilets
70
60
MATERIALS USED : Girls' Common Room
Staff Room
20
50
THE WALLS AND FLOORING ARE MADE OF SANDSTONE AND Staff Lounge 20
Staff Toilets 20
GRANITE RESP. THE FURNITURES ARE ALIGNED IN A ROW Stationary Shop 110
WITH VIBRANT COLOURS.THE ROOMS HAVE HUGE WINDOWS TOTAL AREA 1225

PLAYGROUND OPEN AIR THEATRE WALKWAY WATER BODY
VEHICULAR ROAD LANDSCAPING
SHADING DEVICE BLOCK VIEW
PARKING MAIN ENTRY
SCALE 1:500

RENDERING 203701030- SATVIKA ec
DAY VIEW DAY VIEW
NIGHT VIEW NIGHT VIEW

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EXTERIOR VIEWS NAVEENCHANDRA SHETTY 2nd/ 3rd/B 19
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TIMBER DETAILING 203701030- SATVIKA ec
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DESIGN PORTFOLIO

SATVIKA NAVEENCHANDRA SHETTY

ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN AND DETAILING

SENSORY FACTORS APPLIED IN THE

• VEGETATION • SOIL CONDITIONS :

THE VIEW OF THE SITE

INDIVIDUAL Yea /Semester/Sec Sheet No.

• WIND • SUNLIGHT E. PRECIPITATION

WEATHER AVERAGES IN MANIPAL On average there are 94.63 hours of

INDIVIDUAL Yea /Semester/Sec Sheet No.

DIFFERENT FACILITIES IN AND AROUND THE SITE

• ICICI BANK MANIPAL – LOCATED ATA DISTANCE OF

ESSENTIAL SERVICES AROUND THE SITE

INDIVIDUAL Yea /Semester/Sec Sheet No.

Landmark TAPMI Campus - Development of the area as a -

INDIVIDUAL Yea /Semester/Sec Sheet No.

1. cantilever portico: a cantilever portico of 3.0 m width

INDIVIDUAL Yea /Semester/Sec Sheet No.

1. Studio WS 120 20 3 360 Requires drawing boards,

2. Lecture Room P 60 20 3 180 Desk, chair & storage.

Note: P – private O- open WS- work station

no activity type Net area users No of Total net remarks

Note: P – private O- open WS- work station

no activity type Net area users No of Total net remarks

Note: P – private O- open WS- work station

9. Examination P 50 4-6 1 50 Requires desk ,chair, and

10. Staff Toilets P 25 3 2 50 Toilets and wash basins.

Note: P – private O- open WS- work station

no activity type Net area use No of Total net remarks

11. LIBRARY O 150(storage+ 30 1 150 Desk, bookshelves, storage,

Note: P – private O- open WS- work station

no activity type Net area users No of Total net remarks

12. CAFETERIA O 170 60 1 170 Chair, service counter, dining

Note: P – private O- open WS- work station

no activity type Net area users No of Total net area remarks

13. OPEN AIR O Stage- 72 60 1 132 Stage, Seating and Podium

Note: P – private O- open WS- work station

14. Stationary shop O 50 5 1 50 Huge storage shelves

15. Digital lab (VR) P 40 20 1 40 Requires enough space for

Note: P – private O- open WS- work station

16. Material Testing WS 50 30 in 1 50 Requires 3d printers, testing

Note: P – private O- open WS- work station

no activity type Net area users No of Total net remarks

19. Electrical/Lighting Lab WS Proper care has to be taken since there

Note: P – private O- open WS- work station

Back stage &

Note: P – private O- open WS- work station

Note: P – private O- open WS- work station

24. Conference room P 50 10 50 Video display - computer

Note: P – private O- open WS- work station

25. Cad lab WS 120 40 1 120

Seating style can either be

Note: P – private O- open WS- work station

27. Staff Lounge P 40 10 1 40

The furniture includes

28. Outdoor sports O/WS 32x17x7.5 20 3-4 12240

The turf of the complex

Multi game court

Note: P – private O- open WS- work station

SERVICE ZONING OPTION -1(FINAL)

option 1 is comparatively more efficient

- ENTRY AND EXIT