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AMOGH J ACHARYA
2019 - 2024
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Photoshop
AutoCAD
REVIT Illustrator
SketchUp Indesign
Rhino Premier Pro
Blender Vray
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Enscape
I am a 4th year student of Archi-
tecture studying in RV College of
Architecture and have a keen in- Lumion MS Word
terest in sustainabilty and Net Zero
buildings. I try to include and utilise
the environmental factors as much
as possible using simulations and A C A D EMI C P R O J EC T S
calculations to justify my process of
design evolution. My other inter- CAVE OF LOST ARCHITECTURE
ests are doodling, modelling and GROOT HOUSE MEMORIES FOR A CAUSE MARKET AS A CITY
Portable House Museum dedicated to Campus and research Meta Architecture
rendering. which can be centre for butterfly
those affected during SEMESTER : 7
dismantled. COVID-19. breeding and
SEMESTER :1 SEMESTER : 3 `SEMESTER : 6
CO N T A CT
2019 2020 2021 2022 2023
E-mail:
amoghjacharya@gmail.com HASIRU STUDENT HOUSING MODULAR VENDING THE DROPLET
Public library in a Housing project for fruit vendingstall Interior Architecture
Phone Number: park. students in Manipal. made from recycled SEMESTER : 7
SEMESTER : 2 SEMESTER : 4 plastic which can be
+91 7975867721 disassembled.
Linkedln: SEMESTER : 7
https://www.linkedin.com/in/ C O MP ET I T I O N S A N D W ORKSH OP S
amogh-acharya-00153122b/
Bamboo Workshop Completed RchiqViz Quiz Competition 2nd Place
L AN G UA G E 2022 2022
Understand Speak Read and Write Exhibition Polymer Clay Completed Tensile Model workshop Completed
Workshop
English 2022
2022
Hindi Hafele Design Workshop Completed Installation Competition Completed

2022 2022
Kannada
Transparence Participated Solar Decathlon India Finalist
2022-23
Tamil 2023
CO-CUR R I CULAR ACTI V I TI ES

E D UCA T IO N HI ST O R Y Tennis
I had attended classes for a year and have been playing casually since 2012.
2012
2019 -2024 RV College of Architecture
Swimming
Bangalore , Bachelor’s of Architecture I enjoy swimming and have participated in competitive swimming.
Karnataka 2011
Keyboard
A hobby of mine is playing the keyboard for relaxation and I enjoy learning new songs on it.
2004 -2018 National Public School, 2014
Bangalore,
Rajajinagar Long distance running
Karnataka Started running for fitness and now try to increase my PR.
2022
1 2 3 4 5
Hasiru Manepal Chrysalis UrbanBloom Kyozetsu
Community Garden + Student Housing Project Research Center + Transit Hub Modular Vending Space
Public Library Campus
STUDENT NAME:
AMOGH J ACHARYA
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Interior Design Project Technical Drawings Detail Drawings Elective work, Renders,
Photography, Builds, Models
Hasiru
Architectural Design Studio
Semester 3
BUA: 300 m2
The aim of the studio was to design a public space which caters to the needs of the local
community while also bringing the community closer together. The project is aimed at
creating a space for thinkers and workers alike. Located in the district of Mahalaxmipuram,
Banglore the intervention is situated in Siddaruda Park, between the two main walking lanes.
Hasiru is an open-to-all public library and organic farming hub located at the centre of the
park with multiple points of access and a light structure in order to make the space more
visually accessible and pleasing.
Studio Mentors
Madhuri Rao|Deepa Suriyaprakash|Edgar Demello|Mansi S
The library is split into two levels in
2 1 order to work with the contours
2 1
of the land. Both levels are split
into the library and reading
space under the roof and the
organic farming beds exposed
to the sky. The roof is held up by
concrete columns encased in
a transluscent polycarbonate
material shaped similar to a tree
trunk in order to blend the space
with the surrounding landscape.
The tree-like columns also act
as the light source for the library
space in the evenings as the
Legend: material is translusent with
0 1 2 5 1. Organic Garden lighting elements present in it’s
Plan m 2. Public Library
interior.
Longitudinal Section
Views Showing Lighting
Concept and process
The walls of the library and structure

are made of stone massonry as it is
readily available. The paths leading
to the intervention branch off from
the main walking routes taken by
the users which enables them to
utilise the space as a thoroughfare
to the other walking lanes. The
organic garden is open to all and
can be used and maintained by the
community to help build the idea of
organic farming and healthy living.
Manepal
Semester 4
BUA: 4800 m2
The aim of the studio was to design a student housing project for the students studying at Manipal
Academy of Higher Education and the surrounding colleges in the vicinty. The project was designed
with a focus on responding to the climate of the region.
The housing project is located in Manipal which has a warm and humid climate. The project was
designed keeping in mind the parameters required to minimise the dependence of the project on
mechanical ventilation through the use of shading devices, natural ventilation and passive cooling
strategies.
Studio Mentors
Dr.Mahalakshmi Karnad |Megha Nanaiah| Gaurav Sareen | Jagriti Jhunjhunwala
6
7
Incoming wind direction
Sun path
4
5
3
Legend:
1. Mess and Dining Manepal is a three storied housing project.
2. Clinic The housing uniits in the ground floor are
3. Stores
4. Laundry arranged in blocks and the blocks are
5. Office aligned in the direction of the oncoming
0 2 5 10 6. Generator Room
7. ATM wind from the south-west direction.
Ground Floor Plan m
8. Cafe
The housing blocks are arranged in a staggered
manner in order to assist the direction of wind flow
through the spaces within. The walls of the units
are perpendicular to the direction of wind flow
to ventilate the units and take out the stale air.
The oncoming wind is the sea breeze and has a
cooling effect reducing the need for mechanical
ventilation.
Comfort band analysis
Transverse Section
Transverse Section
Shading device design
Views Horizontal shading device Vertical shading device
South Elevation
10
11
12
Legend:
9. Tennis/Basketball court
0 2 5 10 10. Indoor games
m 11. Computer room
First Floor Plan 12. Library
Concept Models
East Elevation
The upper units of the housing units are
interconnected throught the use of sky
bridges and each block has an individual
access to the upper levels.
The common spaces such as the basketball

courts, the mess and the kitchen are
located towards the west side of the site
which is where the site is accessed from.
Transverse Section
Single occupancy unit
Double sharing unit
Triple sharing unit
Triple sharing unit
The units have orthogonal walls to increase the

surface area for the openings in order to allow
more sea breeze and light into the interor spaces
and the shading devices designed are used to
reduce the heat gain.
The common spaces such as the hallways and

skywalks have provision for common activities
such as barbeque and table tennis which serve as
spillout spaces for the residents.
Family unit Structural system
Chrysalis
Semester 6
BUA: 6000 m2
The intent of the project was to design a campus building in Bangalore University located on Mysore
Road, Bangalore. The campus was designed on an empty plot of land between the architecture and
civil engineering blocks making it an ideal space for students to intermix.
The site had an indigenous population of varius species of butterflies, whose conservation was given
priority in the design. Chrysalis is a research, conservation and breeding facility for the diminishing
population of the native butterflies. The campus houses various functions such as an academic block,
administrative block and research block along with refreshment areas and relaxation zones which act
as points of relief. The center of the campus has been left undisturbed and maintained as the butterfly
park which is where the current major movement of the butterflies was seen.
Studio Mentors
Dr. Mahalakshmi Karnad|Sentil Doss|Deepa Suriyaprkash|Deepak Ramadasan
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6
14 4
16
13 LEGEND:
1. Collaborative Classroom
13 4 2. Theory Classroom
11 3. Seminar Hall
1 5 4. Multipurpose Hall
10 1 5. Exhibition Space
15 6. Restaurant
7. Seating
1 1 8. Counseling Room
9. Meeting Room
10. Conference Room
11. Staff Room
12. Guest Room
13. Research Center
14. Conservatory
15. Breeding Lab
16. Butterfly Park
The plan of the campus has been

inspired from the patterns on a
0 5 10 20 butterfly wing. The common and
m administrative spaces are arranged
Ground Floor Plan
towards the periphery of the site to
Concept Drawing reduce excessive human movement
in the interiors. The academic and
research blocks are located towards
the center and back of the site. The
site has a high density of trees and
shrubbery with the butterflies being
concentrated in the centre of the site
which has been left untouched and
converted into the butterfly park. The
academic block is located around
the butterfly park with a direct access
from the south side road.
South Elevation
All of the trees on site have
been left untouched in order to
have a minimal impact on the
ecosystem. The buildings and
floor plates have been modified
according to the tree growth
to provide them with adequate
sunlight and air. The materials
used in the building are brick
masonry and bamboo and
wood all of which are natural
materials to reduce the human
impact on site. Concrete has
been utilised for the floor plates
and the structural system for
stability purposes The concrete
components are prefabricated
and then assembled on site.
LEGEND:
1. Collaborative Classroom
2. Theory Classroom
3. Seminar Hall
4. Multipurpose Hall
5. Exhibition Space
6. Restaurant
12 7. Seating
12 8. Counseling Room
3 9. Meeting Room
10. Conference Room
11. Staff Room
12. Guest Room
9
13. Research Center
9 8 14. Conservatory
1 15. Breeding Lab
16. Butterfly Park
2
2 The academic blocks all open up into the
2
butterfly park to offer views. The research
area of the site consists of two domes and
one research building located towards
the western part of the site and hence it is
secluded from the rest of the site. The domes
are made of steel and glass and are used
to maintain ideal conditions for the growth
and breeding of existing and new species
0 5 10 20 of butterflies in the area. Each dome has a
m different purpose with one of them being
First Floor Plan
used for breeding puroses and then the other
dome being used to hold the newly bred
butterflies and all study being conducted in
the research buildiing.
Once the butterflies have matured and

adapted to the surrounding climate they are
released from the domes into the butterfly
park. The domes are also used to house
endangered species of butterflies. Since
the butterflies appear on site seasonally,
the domes can be used to shelter the more
sensitive species during the harsher months
and they can be released during the other
parts of the year. The domes serve the
purpose of Vivariums.
Butterfly Breeding
Dome
Research Building
Third floor
Butterfly Housing
Dome
Academic Block
First floor
Ground floor
Butterfly Park
Exploded Isometric View

UrbanBloom
Semester 8
BUA: 65000 m2
The aim of the studio was to design a multi-modal transit hub in the Kengeri
district in Bangalore with ideas and data based off the urban design study
conducted in the region.
The project involved redesigning the existing BMTC bus terminal which exists
and establish connection with the nearby metro line and the Mysore Road.
Studio Mentors
Ajinkya Kanitkar|Hiranmayee Shankavaram|Vaidehi Raipat|Shalini M O
8
4 5
LEGEND :
1. Ticket counter
2. Waiting area
3. Admin offices
4. Washrooms
5. Post office
6. Storage
Ground Floor Plan 0 5 10 20 7. Park
m 8. Hospitality
South Elevation
First Floor Plan Second Floor Plan
The transit hub was designed keeping in mind the high volume of built up area and
to try and break the mass of the structure by introducing open to sky bridges and
double and triple height spaces. The structure has the bus terminal on the ground floor
opening from the Mysore Road and the basement is used for the bus parking and bus
depot. The first floor of the structure is where the commercial functions take place
such as retail and the flea market. The site is divided into two portions - the private and
the public. The private has the function of the hotel and lodging. The third floor of the
structure is the food court and the restaurant along with seating that overlooks the
pedestrian path and cycling space on the ground floor.
The top floors of the main structure are the rentable office spaces and the co-working
space and at the top is the seminar hall. The main structure is linked to the hospitality
block through a bridge on the first floor which goes over the park underneath with
seating that overlooks the greenery below.
Transverse Section
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LEGEND :
0 5 10 20 9. Bus Parking and Depot
m
Basement Plan
East Elevation Longitudinal Section

Third Floor Plan Fourth Floor Plan
The structure has three service cores in the main building with two provided in the hospitality
block. The hospitality block rises to 11 floors and trumps the adjacent metro station. The
hospitality block acts as a monument on the site. The bus terminal and the hospital both
have vehicular access for pick-up and drop-off.
The parking for the hospitality is located below the bus terminal parking. The structure has
green terraces for relief for the users. The hospitality block connects to the metro station
platform at the 4th floor. The connection from the metro also leads to the open restaurant
which oversees the park and cycling path below.
The windows allow for maximum natural light to enter during the day to minize the use of
artificial light. The food court has a triple height ceiling to allow light and air to penetrate
the structure.
Kyozetsu
Semester 7
BUA: 40 m2
Located in Osaka, Japan, Kyozetsu is a rejected fruit
and vegetable vending space made from recycled
materials such as plastic and paper which is where the
name of the project emerges. The space is used for
vending fruits and vegetables that have been rejected
by supermarkets (due to bad shape, unappealing looks)
but are just as nutritious as well shaped fruits. The space
can be constructed and expanded over time with walls
being added like modular units. The vending space
has bins outside for collection of plastic and paper
waste which can be used to further build the structure.
Recycled steel taken from Haikyo’s (abandoned
buildings in Japan which became abundant after the
economic boom of Japan) are used as the structural
system of the space to hold up the roof which is made
from pressed sheets of recycled paper and plastic.
Plan
0 1 2
m
The walls of the space are a combination of bricks made from compressed plastic
and adhesive, gabion walls made from recycled plastic bottles and steel I-sections.
The veding space is linear with the vending spaces along the walls and the unmanned
cash counter at the end of the aisle. Reinforcement bars are used to support the roof.
These units can be constructed in several places along the Osaka River and can be
expanded as more recyclable material is collected. The name Kyozetsu comes from
the Japanese word for rejected.
There is also seating on the outside made from the compressed bricks of plastic and
adhesive
Gabion wall made

from plastic bottles
Transverse Sections Longitudinal Section

Interior Design
Droplet
Interior Design Studio
Semester 7
BUA: 400 m2
Located in Keonjhar, Orissa Droplet is a water research, storage and awareness
facility. The area surrounding the site has an abundance of water bodies which
over the years have discoloured to a bluish-green colour due to factors such as
leaching of mineral ions from the soil and growth of algae. The mineral leaching
happens due to the excessive mining which takes place in the region beacuse of
it’s rich iron deposits. The local residents began constructing more artifical lakes
and ponds around the area for irrigation purposes which were abandoned once
the water in them discoloured as mineral leached and algae infested water is unfit
of irrigation. As a result of this multiple man made lakes and ponds came up over
the years and were subsequently abandoned which led to a cycle of making and
abandoning without addressing the issue at hand.
Droplet is a space where the water samples can be collected from the nearby
water bodies which have been affected, stored and tested at the space for
impurities and sent for further testing via the airstrip beside which the site is located.
The space has a testing lab, classrooms where students and interns can get hands-
on experience with the testing, storage room for the samples currently undergoing
testing and a display area where the process of testing and treatment of the
water is illustrated by the previously tested samples of water, which are stored in
bottles and displayed in shelves in the order of sequence of treatment. The display
area is to raise awareness among the local communities about the effects of
contaminated water and how it can be treated.
Studio Mentors
Pankaj Shivarama|Nandita Srinivas|Gowtham Nandakumar
Furniture Layout Plan
1:100
Flooring Plan
1:100
Sprinkler
20 W LED Track
Spotlight
Ceiling Fan
HVAC ducts 50 W CFL Luminaire
Reflected Ceiling Plan

1:100
20 W LED Strip Light
Lighting Plan
1:100
Sections
1:100
Plan
Scale 1:100
Lighting Plan
1:100
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IRW19AT009 6 A
PLATE TITLE:
INTERIOR GLASS PARTITION

STUDENT NAME:
SUBJECT CODE: PLATE NO. SHEET NO. AMOGH J ACHARYA

18ARC62 1 1 USN: SEM:
IRW18AT009 5
SUBJECT NAME: PLATE TITLE:
MATERIALS AND METHODS IN GEODESIC DOMES

BUILDING CONSTRUCTION-VI SUBJECT CODE: PLATE NO. S
INTERNAL MARKING: 18ARC6.2 7 1
1 2 LATE SUBJECT NAME:
_
(Marks)
_ _ MATERIALS AND METHODS
BUILDING CONSTRUCTION
(Faculty Names) INTERNAL MARKING:
1 2 LATE
_ _ _
(Marks)
WORKING DRAWING 45255
Detail Drawings 0,55250

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Setting Out Plan Out Plan 1:175
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SITE: BANGALORE, INDIA
Calculations
SUBJECT NAME:
PROJECT TYPE: MERCANTILE AND OFFICE
18ARC37
BUILDING SUBJECT NAME: SUBJECT
WORKING DRAWING - I CLIENT : 18ARC37 18ARC37
WORKING DRAWING - I WORK

Key Plan
[Not To Scale]
DRAWING TITLE: Key Plan Key Plan
SUBJECT NAME: 3-D VIEWS

[Not To Scale] [Not To Sc
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18ARC37
1040 1465 971 5224 6757 5772 2905 2965
45300
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PHE SHAFT
1040 1465 971 5224 6757 5772 2905 2965
W1 W1
26585
W2W2 W2W2W2 W2W2 W2W2W2 W2W2

A
A
Entry Lobby
DN
12567
D4 D4 D4 D4 D4 D2 D2 D2 D2 D2 D2
4644
DN
4644
HVAC SHAFT D1 Male Washroom D4 Female Washroom 13 B
B D3 17
18
Security 1298
3180
AHU D3
12567
Janitor's Closet Restroom Lobby
3491
3491
D3 DN C
C D1 D1
1073
PRESSURIZATION
WORKING DRAWING - I
SHEET NO:
D2 D2 SHAFT
0 1 D2
4475
4475
1073
20 900
D
D
3840
3840
E
DN
E 2
55250
DN
22
20
2858
2858
F
55250
D4
F
D4 FIRE TOWER
D2
LIFT
8620
6102
6102
ELECTRICAL
22502
ROOM
LIFT FIRE SHAFT G
G
22502
Waiting Area ELECTRICAL SHAFT
LIFT
6302
LIFT
6714
6714
ELV R
ELV ROOM
LIFT
H
D1
H
STORAGE
4858
D1
2551
DN
D1DN I
2551
Reception
I
3600 E
DN
ELV SHAFT
SERVER ROOM
DN
20643
A1
FIRE COMMAND
ROOM
DN
DN
3600
10
HT YARD
20643
REVISIONS
Key Plan
DN
REVISION 1 REVISION 2 REVISION 3 NOTES AND L
NOTES AND LEGEND:
1. ALL DIMEN
1. ALL DIMENSIONS ARE IN MILLIMETERS AND LEVELS ARE IN
METRES.
[Not To Scale]
METRES.
NOTES AND LEGEND:

METRES.
NAME : AMOGH J ACHARYA
USN: 1RW19AT009
SEMESTER V SECTION A
RVCA
26472
SUBMITTED TO:
18-03-2023 18:55:10
SITE: BANGALORE, INDIA SITE: BA
DN PROJECT TYPE: MERCANTILE AND OFFICE

BUILDING
PROJECT
BUILDING
CHECKED BY: CLIENT :
CLIENT :
DN
12567
DRAWING TITLE: DRAW
1073 SITE: BANGALORE, INDIA R V COLLEGE OF ARCHITECTURE CALCULATIONS CAL
BUILDING
DN CLIENT :
2 SUBJECT NAME: SHEET NO: SHEE
DOC
1 2 11 4 3 5 6 7 8 9 DRAWING TITLE:
18ARC37
DOC-3
22502
3-D VIEWS REVISION
WORKING DRAWING - I
REVISIONS
REVISION 1
1040 1465 971 5224 6757 5772 2905 2965 REVISION 1 REVISION 2 REVISION 3
DN
DN SHEET NO:
NAME : A
3600 NAME : AMOGH J ACHARYA USN: 1RW
Key Plan
USN: 1RW19AT009 SEMEST
20643
22 SEMESTER V SECTION A
RVCA
RVCA
DN UP [Not To Scale] SUBMITT

SUBMITTED TO:
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REVISIONS
CHECKE
REVISION 1 REVISION 2 REVISION 3 CHECKED BY:
R V COLL
R V COLLEGE OF ARCHITECTURE
26472
4000 3991 15680 NAME : AMOGH J ACHARYA
NOTES AND LEGEND: USN: 1RW19AT009 DN
D E F
1. ALL DIMENSIONS ARE IN MILLIMETERS AND LEVELS ARE IN RVCA
1 1
2 3 4 1
DN
1
2 3 4 D 2
E SUBJE
12567
20 20 12
METRES. 1073 18ARC
SUBMITTED TO:
18-03-2023 18:55:10
Water Tank
A DN WO
4000
4000
CHECKED BY: 30500
22502
Key Pl
[Not To
D Headroom
8300
4644
UP
4000
DN Basement 3 27500
DN
16
3600
Parapet
-10600
17 15
11800
11800
11800
20643
B 26000
18 14
DN
14
17 13 19 13
4000 18 12 20 12
19 11 21 11
20 10 22 10
3491
21 9 23 9 Terrace
NOTES 8 AND LEGEND: 24 8
E 24900
22
23
1. ALL7 DIMENSIONS ARE IN MILLIMETERS AND LEVELS25 ARE IN 7
C METRES. Fifth Floor

26 6
3500
3500
24 6
E
4827
25 5 27 5
26 4 28 4 20850
27 3 29 3
989 30 2
28 2
2336 7077
1
4475
31 1

29 1
4000 3861 4361
UP
30
20 31
Fourth Floor
PROJECT TYPE: MERCANTILE AND OFFICE UP F
D BUILDING F
16800 NOTES A
4000
4000
2 1. ALL DIM
METRES.
4000 4000 5600 12
CLIENT : 900
3840
Third Floor
7325
DRAWING TITLE:
12750
E
4000
4000
4000
4000
7250
C21 C22
SETTING OUT
2858
6600
PROJECT TYPE: MERCANTILE AND OFFICE Second Floor

F 4000 4000
BUILDING 8700
3500
Ground Floor Staircase Plan Basement 1 Staircase Plan

PLAN 2 CLIENT :
3 SITE:
6249
1 : 75 1 : 75
7250 PROJE
1 2 DRAWING
3 4 TITLE:
1
1
First Floor BUILD
1 2 3 4
6102
20
20
4650 CLIEN
EXCAVATION
4000 4000 7070
SHEET NO: DRA

01
4500
G D PLAN D Ground Floor

ST
4500
4000
4000
4213
900
10 13 DE
6000
SHEET NO: Ground Level
11 9 14 12
4000 7070 12 8 15 11
0
SHE
04
4000
REVISIONS
13 7 16 10
6714
14 6 17 9
4000 7219 Basement 1

20
15 5 18 8
REVISION 1 REVISION 2 REVISION 3 16 4 19 7

-3600
17 3 20 6
18 2 21 5
4022 4000 E 19 1 E 22 4
REVISIONS REVIS
H
20 23 3
4000
4000
4000
21 24 2
Basement 2 REVISIO
REVISION 1 REVISION 2 REVISION 3
25 1
C36 C37 C38
26 -7100
2551
NAME : AMOGH J ACHARYA UP UP

I
3297
-10600
4000
4000 8700
USN: 1RW19AT009
C40
F F
Basement 3 NAME
6-10600 USN: 1
SEMESTER V SECTION A NAME : AMOGH J ACHARYA 20 SEME
RVCA 4000 USN: 1RW19AT009 RVCA
Basement 4
RVCA SUBM
-14100
SUBMITTED TO:
-03-2023 18:52:49
CHEC
Basement 3 Staircase Plan
SUBMITTED TO: Second Floor Staircase Plan
8-03-2023 18:53:04
4 1 : 75
5 1 : 75
Basement 5
-17600
CHECKED BY: CHECKED BY:
R V CO
Excavation
Excavation PlanPlan 1:150 Staircase Details
2 1 : 150 R V COLLEGE OF ARCHITECTURE R V COLLEGE OF ARCHITECTURE
281 PROJECT TYPE: MERCANTILE AND OFFICE

BUILDING
281
281
CLIENT :
BUILDING
281
5 6 7 8 9
DRAWING
CLIENT : TITLE: 5 6 7 8 9
873 1221
5
1107 1137
6
1063 1301
7
1157 1167 1247
8
1057
9
PHE TITLE:
DRAWING 873 1221 1107
5 1137 6 1063 1301 1157
7 1167 12478 1057 9
600 PHE600
A A
873 1221 1107 1137 1063 1301 1157 1167 1247 1057
8 873 1221 1107 1137 6 1063
8 1301 1157 1167 1247 1057 8 6 8
600
7
7 5 7 A 7
600
A 5
570 570
4 4 6 8
8
6 8
19
4 600
6 6 8 19
4 600 6 7
SHEET NO:
6 7
71
5
570
7 5 4 1
600
5 19
6005
570
4
600
600
600
5 3 19
4
19 6
5 6
600 3
CFP-104.1
19 6 1
600
6
600
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600 600
SHEET NO: 600 600
600
1
600
2 4 5 19
4 5 3 4
600
5 19 4 2
600
5 3
600 600 600
600
600
600
CFP-104.1
600
3 4
600
600
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3
4
600 600 1 2 3
2
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4 3
4
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600
600
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1 2 3 4 5 3
2 3
600
600
600
2 1 2 3 4 5 3 2
3 2
2
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 2
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 2 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12
B REVISIONS
2 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12
1298 2978 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12
B B
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12
1298 2978
1298 2978
B 1813 REVISIONS
894 1021 850 850

18131813
894 10218948501021 850

1298 2978
1813 REVISION 1 REVISION 2 REVISION 3
894 1021
3193
3180
3193
3180
915 3193
3180
3193
3180
405 405 405 405
915
915
915
915
915
915
915
C 1700 NAME
USN::1RW19AT009
AMOGH J ACHARYA C 1700
544
544
C 1700 USN: 1RW19AT009 C 1700
544
544
RVCA
RVCA
SUBMITTED TO:
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SUBMITTED TO:
29-06-2022 09:28:54
CHECKED
CHECKEDBY:
BY:
Washroom Details
281
1
20
2
11
SUBJECT NAME:
281 2
11
18ARC37 9 8 7 6 5 5 4 3 2 16 Water Tank 7 8 9
30500
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
Water Tank
WORKING DRAWING - I 873 1221 1107 1137 Headroom 1063 1301 1157 1167 1247 1057
30500
27500
600
A
Tank Plan 5 6 7 8 9
Key Plan 8 6 8
[Not To Scale]
7
29212 7 5
570
4
873 1221 1107
6
1137 19
4
Parapet
1063
600 1301 6
1157 1167 1247 1057
1
Headroom 26000
600
A
600
5 19
600
5 3
27500 26472 8 600 600 6 8

4
600
4 2
DN 7
600
7 5
600
600
Parapet Terrace
3
570
3 4 1 2 3 4 5
DN
4050
12567
6
19
4 600 6
26000 1073 2
2
24900 1
600
5 19
600
Fifth Floor
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12
DN 5 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 312
B
Terrace 600 600 1298 29784 600
4 2
20850 1813
22502
24900
894 1021 850
600
600
600
1 2 3 4 5 3
3
4050
3193
3180
DN 2
3600 DN 2
405
20643
DN Fourth Floor1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12
915
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12
915
B
1298 2978 16800
Fifth Floor C 1700 1813
894 1021 850
544
4050
20850
NOTES AND LEGEND:
3193
3180
METRES. Third Floor
405 12750
915
915
4050
C 1700
544
Fourth Floor
16800 Second Floor
8700
Beam Plan
4050
16500
First Floor
Third Floor SITE: BANGALORE, INDIA 4650
12750 PROJECT TYPE: MERCANTILE AND OFFICE
3750
Ground Floor
BUILDING
900
CLIENT :
DRAWING TITLE: Ground Level
SOUTH
4500
0
Second Floor
ELEVATION
8700 Basement 1
-3600
3500
SHEET NO:
Basement 2
SD2
First Floor 014 -7100
4650
3500
4410
18900
REVISIONS Basement 3
-10600
3500
Ground Floor
Fill Basement 4
Slab Drop 900 NAME : AMOGH J ACHARYA
540 -14100
300 USN: 1RW19AT009
Ground Level
3500
0 RVCA
Basement 5
-17600
1300
SUBMITTED TO:
18-03-2023 19:00:39
Footing Plan
South
South
2 1 : 100 Elevation 1:100 CHECKED BY: Transverse Section 1:150 -18500
WORKING DRAWING - I
12 34
SUBJECT NAME: 5 6 7 8 9 Basement 1 Plan 1:150 Key Plan
18ARC37
1040 1465 971 5224 6757 5772 2905 2965
[Not To Scale]
Services LegendSUBJECT NAME:
2
WORKING DRAWING - I 45300 1 2 311 4 5 6 7 8 9 18ARC37

Fire Protection System HVAC Lighting
1040 1465 971 5224 6757 5772
26472
2905 2965 WORKING DRAWING - I
Ground Floor Finishes Schedule DN
DN
Electrical Line Smoke Detector Jet Vents
12567
Key Plan
Key Plan PHE SHAFT
Wall Floor Ceiling
[Not To Scale] Name Finish Finish Finish
1073
UP Extra Low Voltage Line
[Not To Scale]
Fire Alarm
1040 1465 971 5224 6757 5772 2905 2965 DN
26472
W1 W1
W2W2W2W2W2 W2W2 W2W2W2 W2W2 Male Tiles Tiles Plaster 26472
22502
DN
A Washroom
DN
12567
1 2 34 5 6 7 8 9
Reception Plaster Marble Plaster DN

1040 1465 971 5224 6757 5772 2905 2965
EXHAUST AIR 1073

Entry Lobby DN
45300
3600
SHAFT
Female Tiles Tiles Plaster
A
20643
PHE SHAFT
D5 DN
D4 D4 D4 D4 D4 D4 D4 D4 D4 D4 D4
4644
4644
DN A
1040 1465 971 5224 6757 5772 2905 2965
DN
W1 W1
26585
W2W2 W2W2W2 W2W2 W2W2W2 W2W2
Washroom
A
Entry Lobby
D1 Male Washroom D4 Female Washroom
22502
D4 D4 D4 D4 D4 D2 D2 D2 D2 D2 D2
4644
4644
DN
HVAC BSHAFT 3
1
HVAC SHAFT D1 Male Washroom D4 Female Washroom 13
Janitor's EXHAUST
PlasterAIR Tiles Plaster
D3 17
18
Security 1298
3180
AHU D3
B
12567
Janitor's Closet
STP
D4
Restroom Lobby
3491
3491
D3
D3
STP
DN
17
18
Closet
C D1 D1 PRESSURIZATION
DN
D2 SHAFT
FAN ROOM
D2
EQUIPMENT
4644
0 1 D2
DN
4475
4475
1298 3600
1073
20 900
D Security
Restroom Tiles Marble Plaster
20643
12567
AHU D3 HVAC SHAFT
3180
NOTES AND LEGEND:
Janitor's Closet DN
3840
3840
Restroom Lobby
3491
3491
Lobby
E
2
DN
B
20
2858
2858
55250
D4
D4
D3 METRES.
F
DN
D4 FIRE TOWER
Entry Lobby Burnt brick Marble Plaster

LIFT
D2
C D1 D1
8620
6102
6102
PRESSURIZATION
ELECTRICAL
22502
STP PUMP PRESSURIZATION

ROOM
FD1 masonry
LIFT FIRE SHAFT
SHAFT
3491
ROOM SHAFT
FD1
LIFT
NOTES AND LEGEND:

6302
LIFT
6714
6714
Waiting Burnt brick Marble Plaster 1. ALL DIMENSIONS ARE IN MILLIMETERS AND LEVELS ARE IN
ELV ROOM
0 FD1 UP
LIFT
1 METRES.
D1
H
STORAGE
4858
D1
C
4475
4475
2551
Area masonry
DN
D1DN
2551
Reception
I 1073
20 900
3600
Basement 1 Door Schedule

DN
FD1
ELV SHAFT
SERVER ROOM
Disabled Tiles Tiles Plaster

20643
A1
FIRE COMMAND
ROOM
B
UP
D Washroom Type
DN
10
1 PRESSURIZATION -3600
4475
HT YARD
20 SHAFT Mark Width Family and Type

3840
3840
D UP 2 AHU D4 850 M_Door-Single-Panel:

NOTES AND LEGEND: 12 850 x 2000mm
E
1. ALL DIMENSIONS ARE IN MILLIMETERS AND LEVELS
2 ARE IN D4 D1
PANEL ROOM FD1 1200 M_Single-Flush: FIRE
3840
METRES. DN 20
Ground Floor Door Schedule LV ROOM DOOR
2858
2858

55250
FD1 E Type Mark Width Family

3 and Type
F 20 PROJECT TYPE:FRESH
MERCANTILE
AIR AND OFFICE SITE: BANGALORE, INDIA
FD1 FIRE TOWERFD1
2858
SHAFT
BUILDING
C
LIFT D1 1700 M_Door-Double-Flu BUILDING
F D4 sh_Panel: 1700 xDG ROOM CLIENT :
CLIENT :
6102
6102
D4 2000mm LIFT
DRAWING TITLE:
8620 FD1
ELECTRICAL
DRAWING TITLE:
22502
FIRE TOWER
ROOM
D3 915 M_Single-Flush:
0915 x 2134mm
6102
GROUND FLOOR FIRST BASEMENT
LIFT FIRE SHAFT 2400
G D4 FD1
FD1 D4 850 M_Door-Single-Pan
ELECTRICAL
ROOM
el: 850 x 2000mm
GFC PLAN PLAN
2400
Waiting Area ELECTRICAL SHAFT LIFT FIRE SHAFT
1
G
2400
D5 1500 M_Door-Exterior-Do
LIFT
20
uble-Two_Lite:CHILLER ROOM
6302
LIFT SHAFT
ELECTRICAL SHAFT
6714
6714
SHEET NO:
2400
LIFT
DOOR GLASS 2
ELV ROOM
SHEET NO: 06
2400
LIFT
SITE: BANGALORE, INDIA FD1 1200 M_Single-Flush:

D4
D
6714
05
LIFT
FIRE DOOR
D1
H
PROJECT TYPE: MERCANTILE AND OFFICED1
STORAGE
LIFT
4858
2400
BUILDING
2551
DN
D1DN REVISIONS
2551
Reception H
CLIENT :
I 2400
DOMESTIC
REVISIONS
2551
PUMP ROOM
FLUSH
3600
D4 Ground Floor Window Schedule FIRE TANK
DN I
DRAWING
ELV SHAFT
TITLE: SERVER ROOM Family and NAME : AMOGH J ACHARYA
Type
20643
Type Mark Width Height
PHE
A1 USN: 1RW19AT009
FIRE COMMAND SEMESTER V SECTION A
ROOM
W1 1400 1800 M_Window- NAME : AMOGH J ACHARYA E RVCA
Casement-D USN: 1RW19AT009

DN SUBMITTED TO:
18-03-2023 18:53:18
10 ouble: 1400 SEMESTER V SECTION A
x 1800mm RVCA
HT YARD
W2 300 240 M_Window-L CHECKED BY:
SHEET NO: Basement 1 ouvers: SUBMITTED TO:
18-03-2023 18:53:10
SUBJECT NAME:
2 Ventilator
F
CFP-104.1
18ARC37
1 : 150
Ground Floor Plan 1:175 1 2 3 4 5 6
CHECKED BY:
7 8 9 WORKING DRAWING - I
or Key Plan
[Not To Scale]
REVISIONS R V COLLEGE OF ARCHITECTURE
1
SUBJECT NAME:
20
REVISION 1 REVISION 2 REVISION 3 18ARC37
1 2 34 5 6 7 8 9
Water Tank
9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1
1040 1465 971 5224 6757 5772 2905 2965
45300
WORKING DRAWING - I
PHE SHAFT
30500 1040 1465 971
W1
5224
W1
W2W2 W2W2W2
6757
26585
5772 2905
W2W2 W2W2W2 W2W2

2965
A
Entry Lobby
D4 D4 D4 D4 D4 D2 D2 D2 D2 D2 D2
4644
DN
4644
HVAC SHAFT D1 Male Washroom D4 Female Washroom 13
B D3 17
18
Security 1298
Key Plan
3180
AHU D3
12567
Janitor's Closet Restroom Lobby
3491
3491
D3 DN
C D1 D1
D2
PRESSURIZATION
D2 SHAFT
[Not To Scale]
0 1 D2
4475
4475
1073
20 900
Headroom
3840
3840
E 2
DN 20
2858
2858
55250
D4
27500
F

D4 FIRE TOWER
LIFT
D2
8620
6102
6102
26472
ELECTRICAL
22502
ROOM
LIFT FIRE SHAFT
Parapet
USN: 1RW19AT009
DN
LIFT
6302
LIFT
6714
6714
ELV ROOM
26000 DN
12567
LIFT
D1
H
STORAGE
4858
D1
2551
DN
D1DN
2551
Reception
Terrace 1073
I
G
3600
DN
ELV SHAFT
SERVER ROOM
20643
A1
FIRE COMMAND
24900
RVCA
ROOM
DN DN
HT YARD
10
B
22502
DN NOTES AND LEGEND:

3600 DN
SUBMITTED TO:
29-06-2022 09:28:54
20643 1. ALL DIMENSIONS ARE IN MILLIMETERS AND LEVELS ARE IN

DN METRES.
Fifth Floor
20850 C
CHECKED BY:
NOTES AND LEGEND:
METRES. 1
20
Fourth Floor
Beam Plan D 2
R V COLLEGE OF ARCHITECTURE 16800

16500 12

E
Third Floor
SITE: BANGALORE, INDIA BUILDING
12750
F
BUILDING H CLIENT :
CLIENT :
DRAWING TITLE:
Second Floor
DRAWING TITLE:
SERVICES
NORTH
8700
ELEVATION
BASEMENT 1 CFP
G I
SHEET NO: SHEET NO:
First Floor
4650
013 CFP-102
REVISIONS REVISIONS
Ground Floor REVISION 1 REVISION 2 REVISION 3
900 H
Ground Level
0
I
USN: 1RW19AT009
First Floor Reflected Ceiling Plan 1:175
RVCA USN: 1RW19AT009
RVCA
SUBMITTED TO:
18-03-2023 18:54:06
North Elevation 1:100 SUBMITTED TO:
29-06-2022 09:28:54
CHECKED BY:
Basement 1 Refelected Ceiling

R V COLLEGE OF ARCHITECTURE CHECKED BY:
Plan 1:150 R V COLLEGE OF ARCHITECTURE

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LOWER HOUR 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24
Tmax Tmin Tmax-Tmin MONTH
32 21 11 29 23 JAN 22.4 21.9 21.4 21.1 21.0 21.2 21.8 22.8 24.2 25.8 27.7 29.5 30.8 31.7 32.0 31.7 28.7 29.7 28.3 26.8 25.6 24.5 23.6 23.0
33 22 11 29 23 FEB 23.4 22.9 22.4 22.1 22.0 22.2 22.8 23.8 25.2 26.8 28.7 30.5 31.8 32.7 33.0 32.7 29.7 30.7 29.3 27.8 26.6 25.5 24.6 24.0
SITE-
33 24 9 29 23 MAR 25.2 24.7 24.4 24.1 24.0 24.2 24.6 25.4 26.6 28.0 29.5 30.9 32.0 32.7 33.0 32.7 30.3 31.1 29.9 28.8 27.8 26.9 26.2 25.6
33 26 7 27 22 APR 26.9 26.6 26.3 26.1 26.0 26.1 26.5 27.1 28.0 29.1 30.3 31.4 32.2 32.8 33.0 32.8 30.9 31.5 30.6 29.7 28.9 28.2 27.7 27.3
31.5 26 5.5 27 22 MAY 26.7 26.4 26.2 26.1 26.0 26.1 26.4 26.9 27.6 28.4 29.4 30.2 30.9 31.3 31.5 31.3 29.9 30.3 29.6 28.9 28.3 27.8 27.3 27.0
MANIPAL, INDIA 28
27
23
26.5
5
0.5
27
27
22 JUN
22 JUL
23.7
26.6
23.4
26.5
23.2
26.5
23.1
26.5
23.0
26.5
23.1
26.5
23.4
26.5
23.8
26.6
24.5
26.6
25.2
26.7
26.1
26.8
26.9
26.9
27.5
26.9
27.9
27.0
28.0
27.0
27.9
27.0
26.5
26.9
27.0
26.9
26.3
26.8
25.7
26.8
25.1
26.7
24.6
26.7
24.2
26.6
23.9
26.6
27 23 4 27 22 AUG 23.5 23.3 23.2 23.0 23.0 23.1 23.3 23.6 24.2 24.8 25.4 26.1 26.6 26.9 27.0 26.9 25.8 26.2 25.6 25.1 24.7 24.3 24.0 23.7
28 23 5 27 22 SEP 23.7 23.4 23.2 23.1 23.0 23.1 23.4 23.8 24.5 25.2 26.1 26.9 27.5 27.9 28.0 27.9 26.5 27.0 26.3 25.7 25.1 24.6 24.2 23.9
ADVANTAGES
29.5 23 6.5 27 22 OCT 23.8 23.5 23.3 23.1 23.0 23.1 23.5 24.0 24.9 25.9 27.0 28.0 28.8 29.3 29.5 29.3 27.6 28.1 27.3 26.4 25.7 25.1 24.6 24.2
31 23 8 29 23 NOV 24.0 23.6 23.3 23.1 23.0 23.2 23.6 24.3 25.3 26.5 27.9 29.2 30.1 30.8 31.0 30.8 28.6 29.3 28.3 27.2 26.4 25.6 24.9 24.4
31.5 21 10.5 29 23 DEC 22.4 21.8 21.4 21.1 21.0 21.2 21.7 22.7 24.0 25.6 27.4 29.1 30.3 31.2 31.5 31.2 28.4 29.3 27.9 26.6 25.4 24.4 23.5 22.9
•Surrounded by educational 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24
institutions Table 8 0.87 0.92 0.96 0.99 1 0.98 0.93 0.84 0.71 0.56 0.39 0.23 0.11 0.03 0 0.03 0.3 0.21 0.34 0.47 0.58 0.68 0.76 0.82
•Easily accessible
•Barren land- no hindrance to
vegetation SITE AREA
GROUND COVERAGE
4
2.4
ACRES
50-60%
16187.4
9712.5
•Centrally located FAR 5 80937
•Standing out in the neighbourhood SETBACK 16 M

NO OF FLOORS 60 FLOOR AREA 1348.95
D E S I G N S T R A T E G I E S
SETBACK AREA 9209.2
DISADVANTAGES WARM AND HUMID CLIMATE
•Unpredictable climate of the region NO OF BASEMENTS 5
•Internal courtyards •Less built on the ground
•Not responding to context scale FLOOR WISE FUNCTION ALLOCATION •Large open spaces within the building •More openings for wind flow
NO OF FLOORS
HOTEL 15 •Open areas also shaded •Trees as a filter
RETAIL 5
AMUSEMENT 40
OCCUPANT LOAD STRATEGIES AS RESPONSE TO CLIMATE

GROUND 450 •Ventilation
HOTEL
RETAIL
2530
405
•Precipitation
AMUSEMENT 3238 •Comfort conditions
TOTAL 6623
LIFTS FOR HOTEL

SINGLE TENANCY Ever thought of an amusement park?
Get away from horizontality with Krida, a
NO OF LIFTS 8 RTT 160
WAITING INTERVAL (T) 20
vertical tower filled with excitement. The thrill

HANDLING CAPACITY 11.27
POPULATION IN 15 UPPER FLOORS (P) 2530
factor is captivated in the cantilevering volumes

Q (80% OF PASSENGER CAPACITY) 19
LIFT CAPACITY 24
LIFTS FOR RETAIL surrounded by fun elements like the rollercoaster,

Water ride tubes and Ferris wheel! Hollow
MULTIPLE TENANCY
NO OF LIFTS 4 RTT 140
WAITING INTERVAL (T) 35
HANDLING CAPACITY
POULATION IN 5 UPPER FLOORS (P)
19.05
405
atriums are surrounded by green gardens ensuring
Q (80% OF PASSENGER CAPACITY)
LIFT CAPACITYY
9
12
recreation for people of all ages.
PLAN PLAN
A M U S E M E N T R E T A I L S P A C E
RECURRING FLOOR SLABS

PLANTING AS AN ACTIVITY HEAVY BASE, USING STRUCTURAL ELEMENTS - ADVENTURE F L O O R U S A G E
•Drop tubes •Boating

•Go karting •Cycling
•Skating •Bungee jumping
15 STOREYS – HOTEL
•Paint ball •Maze
•Laser tag •Dialogue in the dark
5 STOREYS – RETAIL
•Bowling •Movie theatre
•Books •Waffle
•Cafes •Snow world
•Lounge •Cooking
•Underwater Aquarium •Terrain
•Trampoline •Biking
•Water sports •Virtual reality
40 STOREYS – AMUSEMENT
A M O G H A C H A R Y A I D I S H I T A G O E L I J A N V I S I N G H A N I A
Bangalore Climate Chart Layout
0-10
40 200 1 Orientation North and south(long axis East-West)
5-12
11,12
0-4 2 Compact courtyard planning
180
35
Spacing
160 11,12 3 Open Spacing for Breeze penetration
30 2-10 4 As 3 , but protection from hot and cold wind
140 0,1 5 compact layout of estates
25
120 Air movement
Temperature ◦C
3-12
6 Rooms single banked, permanent provision for all air movement
0-5
20 100 1,2
6-12
7 Double banked rooms , temporary provision for air movement
2-12
0
80 0,1 8 No air movement requirement
15
60 Openings
10 0,1 0 9 Large openings 40-80%
40 11,12 0,1 10 Very small openings 10-20%
Any other conditions 11 Medium openings 20-40%
5
20
Walls
0 0 0-2 12 Light walls short time lag
JAN FEB MAR APR MAY JUN JUL AUG SEPT OCT NOV DEC 3-12 13 Heavy external and internal walls
MOTHLY MEAN MAX 26.9 29.7 32.3 33.4 32.7 28.9 27.2 27.3 27.6 27.5 26.3 25.7
MONTHLY MEAN MIN 15 16.5 19 21.2 21.1 19.7 19.2 19.2 18.9 18.9 17.2 15.5
Roofs
MONTHLY MEAN AVERAGE 20.95 23.1 25.65 27.3 26.9 24.3 23.2 23.25 23.25 23.2 21.75 20.6 0-5 14 Light insulated Roofs
DAY COMFORT: UPPER 29 31 31 29 29 27 27 27 27 27 29 29 6-12 15 Heavy roofs, over 8h time lag
DAY COMFORT: LOWER 23 25 25 23 23 22 22 22 22 22 23 23
RAINFALL (mm) 3.3 10.2 6.1 45.7 116.5 Month
80.1 116.6
of the Year 147.1 142.7 184.9 54.3 16.2
Out door sleeping
2-12 16 space for outdoor sleeping required
MOTHLY MEAN MAX MONTHLY MEAN MIN MONTHLY MEAN AVERAGE DAY COMFORT: UPPER DAY COMFORT: LOWER RAINFALL (mm)
Rain protection
3-12 17 proetction from heavy rain necessary
Chennai Climate Chart H1 H2 H3 A1 A2 A3

3 2 1 6 1 0
MOTHLY MEAN MAX MONTHLY MEAN MIN MONTHLY MEAN AVERAGE Size of openings
DAY COMFORT: UPPER DAY COMFORT: LOWER rainfall, mm 0 1 large 40-80%
0,1
1-12
40 140 2 medium 25-40%
2-5
6-10 3 small 15-25%
0-3 4 very small 10-20 %
35 11,12
120 4-12 5 medium 25-40%
30
100 Position of opening
3-12
6 In north and south walls at body height on windward side
25 0-5
1-2
TEMPERATURE ◦C
6-12
RAINFALL(MM)
80 7 as above openings also in internal walls

0 2-12
20
60
Protection of openings
15 0-2 8 exclude direct sunlight
2-12 9 provide protection from rain
40
10
walls and floors

20 0-2 10 light low thermal capacity
5
3-12 11 heavy over 8h time lag
0 0
JAN FEB MAR APR MAY JUN JUL AUG SEPT OCT NOV DEC Roofs
MOTHLY MEAN MAX 31 31.6 32.7 34.6 37.5 37.4 33.9 33.6 32.7 32.7 31 30.3 0-2 12 light reflective surface cavity
10-12
MONTHLY MEAN MIN 22.5 23 24.7 26.8 28.9 28.6 26.5 26.8 25.6 25.9 24.4 23.8 3-12
13 light well insulated
MONTHLY MEAN AVERAGE 26.75 27.3 28.7 30.7 33.2 33 30.2 30.2 29.15 29.3 27.7 27.05 0-5
0-9
6-12 14 heavy ovr 8h time lag
DAY COMFORT: UPPER 29 31 31 29 29 27 27 27 27 27 29 29
DAY COMFORT: LOWER 23 25 25 23 23 22 22 22 22 22 23 23
rainfall, mm 5 3 2 5 30 83 100 127 102 112 110 40 External features
1-12 15 space for outdoor sleeping
MONTH OF THE YEAR
1-12 16 adequete rainwater drainage
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ARCHITECTURE

Rhino Premier Pro

Hindi Hafele Design Workshop Completed Installation Competition Completed

CO-CUR R I CULAR ACTI V I TI ES

PRE ENGINEERED BUILDINGS

MATERIALS AND METHODS IN

Droplet MMBC Working Drawings Miscellaneous

Concept and process

The walls of the library and structure

Incoming wind direction

Shading device design

Views Horizontal shading device Vertical shading device

The common spaces such as the basketball

Double sharing unit

Triple sharing unit

Triple sharing unit

The units have orthogonal walls to increase the

The common spaces such as the hallways and

The plan of the campus has been

Once the butterflies have matured and

Exploded Isometric View

East Elevation Longitudinal Section

Gabion wall made

Transverse Sections Longitudinal Section

HVAC ducts 50 W CFL Luminaire

Reflected Ceiling Plan

MATERIALS AND METHODS IN

125 MMTH WALL USN:

WAFFLE SLABS AND RIBBED SLABS

SUBJECT CODE: PLATE NO. SHEET NO.

MATERIALS AND METHODS IN

10 Ø MAIN BARS @ 300 C/C

20 MMTH MORTAR AMOGH J ACHARYA

25 MMTH STONE FLOORING FLAT SLABS

10 Ø TORSION MATS @ 150 C/C

10 Ø EXTRA TOP @ 300 C/C

CHAJJA SLAB SECTION 1:10

TWO WAY CONTINUOUS SLAB WITH TORSION MATS ISOMETRIC 1:40

10 Ø EXTRA TOP @ 300C/C

Name: Amogh J Acharya ALUMINIUM DOORS, WINDOWS AND

MAIN BARS @ 300C/C SEM: Sec:

1RW19AT009 3 A SUBJECT NAME:

MATERIALS AND METHODS IN

Plate Title: Two way and two 450 BUILDING CONSTRUCTION IV

way continuous slabs PORCH SLAB PLAN

Internal Marking: 12 Ø MAIN BARS @ 300 C/C

TWO WAY CONTINUOUS SLAB REINFORCEMENT DETAIL 1:10 RVCA

MATERIALS AND METHODS IN

MATERIALS AND METHODS IN D4 BUILDING CONSTRUCTION VI

USN: (Faculty Names)

SUBJECT CODE: PLATE NO. (Faculty Names)

NORTH LIGHT TRUSS _

SUBJECT CODE: PLATE NO. SHEET NO. (Faculty Names)

MATERIALS AND METHODS IN

ROLLING SHUTTERS AND

SUBJECT CODE: PLATE NO. SHEET NO.

MATERIALS AND METHODS IN

INTERIOR GLASS PARTITION

SUBJECT CODE: PLATE NO. SHEET NO. AMOGH J ACHARYA

MATERIALS AND METHODS IN GEODESIC DOMES

Detail Drawings 0,55250

WORKING DRAWING - I WORK

SUBJECT NAME: 3-D VIEWS