Shruti Pavan (Architect) Date of Birth: March 13, 1997 Gender: Female Nationality: Indian Languages: English, Hindi
Address: Sector- 52, Noida, Uttar Pradesh Mobile Number: +918696436053 Email ID: shrutipavan13397@gmail.com
I graduated with my Bachelors degree in Architecture from Malaviya National Institute of Technology Jaipur, with a dedicated and hardworking attitude. Attained an aptitude in three-dimension modeling and space planning. Similar to contemporary spirit, my designs projects the trendy architectural styles and keeping each at equal value. Using sober but cheerful bright colours to enhance the living quality of any space. I believe in minimalistic designing to some extent and also that architecture should resonate with its environment and nature surrounding it.
Interests
reading
photography
drafting
sketching
painting
Education
Work Experience
Graduation
Proposal for Research Block
Malaviya National Institute of Technology, Jaipur, Rajasthan (2015-2020)
Senior Secondary Apeejay School, Noida, Uttar Pradesh (2013-2015)
Secondary Apeejay School, Noida, Uttar Pradesh (2001-2013)
In campus of Malaviya National Institute of Technology, Jaipur (2020)
Internship Axiom India, New Delhi (January 2019 - May 2019)
Proposal for Courtyard Landscape In campus of Malaviya National Institute of Technology, Jaipur (under C.P.W.D.) (2018)
Competitions •
ZONASA’16, Zone 1 (Landscape Trophy shortlisted in top 10)
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A.N.D.C. Trophy’ 17- Project Nikhaar
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Volume Zero, Tiny House (2017)
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Annual NASA’18 (Landscape Trophy)
Softwares
Contents
01
Kolkata Museum of Modern Art Architectural Thesis Project
02
Community H
Architectural De
Housing, Jaipur
esign Project
03
Bungalow Housing, Jaipur
Architectural & Interior Design Project
01 Kolkata Museum of Modern Art Architectural Thesis Project “Art doesn’t transform. It just plain forms.” -Roy Lichtenstein
Modern Art
About the Project
Building on late nineteenth-century precedents, artists around the world used new imagery, materials and techniques to create artworks that they felt better reflected the realities and hopes of modern societies.
Kolkata Museum Of Modern Art is a tripartite venture between the Govt. of West Bengal, the Govt. of India and the private sector.
Principles that define Modern art: ▪▪ A rejection of history and conservative values (such as realistic depiction of subjects) ▪▪ Innovation and experimentation with form (the shapes, colours and lines that make up the work) with a tendency to abstraction ▪▪ Emphasis on materials, techniques and processes ▪▪ Expansive characteristic
Its objective is to bring, under a single roof, two broad areas of work: ▪▪ collection & preservation ▪▪ exhibition of fine art objects, both from India and abroad, dating from the late 18th century to the contemporary times Promoting art education and research. It has been planned as a cultural hub on a grand scale, free from any parochial agenda.
Concept Principles of the building housing Modern Style art and craft from this country and abroad, must reflect on the same line as the art in it. Providing a sense of understanding towards the time and era it is holding in. Reflecting its purpose in its form and exterior. Modern style in architecture is depicted as:
1. Lack of Ornamentation (simplified and clean aesthetic where materials meet in simple, well-executed joints.)
2. Emphasis of rectangular forms and horizontal and vertical lines (Materials are often used in well-defined planes and vertical forms juxtaposed against horizontal elements for dramatic effect.)
Advance Objective Lighting scheme used for exhibition rooms in museums is made up of Diffuse and Directional light. ▪▪
Exhibit Lighting requires hard-edged Directional light to accentuate individual items on display.
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Room Lighting requires soft Diffused lighting for basic view of the space without disturbing the effects of Exhibit light. The most suitable and energy saving method for Diffused lighting is through Natural Lighting.
1. Providing Clerestory as the means of Natural lighting
Artificial means of lighting is the best way to provide Directional lighting.
2. Spot Lamps for Directional Lighting
Form Evolution
Taking a Gallery unit of (10x10)m, repeating it and forming a module of three.
Repeating the module of three further in alternating fashion. This pattern provides maximum number of surfaces to penetrate Natural light in.
Repeating the module of three vertically as well as horizontally. This way identity of each surface remains entact and are available for penetrating Natural light through them.
Cultural Court
Auditorium
Restaurants
Museum Shop
Site Plan Site Area: 10 acres Location: Rajarhat, Kolkata, West Bengal Main entrance from Biswa Bangla Road. 25% green of total site area.
Library
Parking Museum
Museum Block
Museum- Front Elevation
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Permanent Galleries (10) Balcony Exhibition Art Storage Waiting Area Terrace Seating Technical room Double height Space Way to Exit downstair
Second Floor Plan
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Cloak Room Publication Shop Temporary Galleries (3) Exhibhition Area Permanent Galleries (10) Waiting Area Art Storage Floor Attendants Office Way to Auditorium Block
First Floor Plan
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Museum Administration Curatorial and Academic Section Public Museum Library Museum Ticket counter Way to Museum Exit from Museum Stilt Parking (30) Passage for Auditorium & Cultural Court
Ground Floor Plan
Gallery Interior
Section BB’
Section CC’
Section EE’
View of Cultural Court at rear of the Museum
Museum- Rear Elevation
Auditorium Entrance view
Auditorium- Front Elevation
Section DD’
Section AA’
Section BB’
View of Auditorium Block from Open Air Theater
Auditorium- Rear Elevation
02 Community Housing, Jaipur Architectural Design Project “Any architectural work that does not express serenity is an error” - Luis Barragán
Design for Better Living Experience
Site Zoning
High rise buildings lack the feeling of natural open spaces, in this design following elements are incorporated to provide comfort and nature friendly environment to the inhabitants:
Physical divide in the site creates an opportunity to provide necessary bifurcation in this community housing.
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Three side openings Open corridors 20% Green cover Activity and leisure belt midway in the 3BHK apartment all around the western site. Hanging gardens or creepers Interesting shading devices that allow decorative percolation of light inside the rooms.
Although it is a firm belief that all people are equal and as architects we design for everyone’s comfort, but in the context of different communities living together, there is often a dire need to create a suitable clusters and divides along the proper community spaces that would lead to a semi secluded public interaction. This leads to broadly classify the two sites into lower-middle income groups and the higher income group.
Site Plan
Site B Site Area A: 70,500 sqm. Site Area B: 40,000 sqm. Total Site Area: 1,10,500 sqm. Floor Space Index: 1.75
Site A
Site A Section
Built Area: 25% Paved Area: 15% Green Area: 19%
1 BHK Apartment
Unit Plan
Corridor Plan
Elevation View
Section BB’
4 BHK- Duplex Apartment
Unit Plan- Lower Floor
Unit Plan- Upper Floor
View of staggered balconies and corner window in the staircase providing light to the whole apartment.
Isometric Elevation View
Corridor Plan- Lower Floor
Corridor Plan- Upper Floor
3 BHK- Duplex Apartment
Unit Plan- Lower Floor
Unit Plan- Upper Floor
View of corridors and balconies to show contast in materials used.
Front Elevation View
Corridor Plan- Lower Floor
Corridor Plan- Upper Floor
3 BHK Apartment
Unit Plan
Corridor Plan
Front Elevation View
6th Floor Corridor Plan
View of community spaces within the building.
Section AA’
03 Bungalow Housing, Jaipur Architectural Design & Interior Project “Architecture is a visual art and the building speaks for themselves.� -Julia Morgan
Architecture
Interior
The bungalow is designed for high ranking officers in an Industry. This duplex house aims to accommodate four bedrooms, drawing room, kitchen-dinning space and comfortable living space for the family to sit and spend time together.
Unlike the look obtained from the exterior of the bungalow, the interiors are done in bright and cheerfull colours, bringing out a contrast. Whereas sticking to the Contemporary style of designing which means the space is calm, collected and mature with neutral and masculine colours preferred.
Main attention is given to the family living space situated closer to the kitchen and it opens into a garden in the back. This place also have stairs leading up to the upper floor. Designed in Contemporary Style, exterior building material used are Concrete, wood, black stone tiles, metal, and glass.
Favouring smooth surfaces and clean lines. Furniture used is simple and clean cut with inviting shapes in natural colour tones. Neutral palettes, stark minimalism, clean lines, and organic silhouettes are some of the prominent characteristics present.
Dividing the facade into diagonal square surfaces and treating them in contrast. Application of smooth and rough textures to the diagonal surface. Treating with vertical elements to give the two storey building and elongated look. Building Materials
Black Steel
Concrete
Wooden Planks
Black Stone Panel
Landscaping Materials
Stone
Terrazzo
Granite
Grass
FIRST FLOOR PLAN
GROUND FLOOR PLAN
LIVING ROOM
DRAWING ROOM
MASTER BEDROOM
GUEST BEDROOM
Contact: +918696436053 shrutipavan13397@gmail.com