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ADITYA MADHUKAR PATIL
ARCHITECT
MY OBJECTIVE
To work in a challenging and dynamic
environment and keep adding value to the
organization that represent and serve, to
myself while concurrently upgrading my skills
and knowledge.
PERSONAL
BIRTHDAY :- 14/01/1996NATIONALITY :- INDIANLANGUAGES :- ENGLISH, HINDI,
MARATHI
RACHNA SANSAD’SACADEMY OF ARCHITECTURE,MUMBAI, INDIA
GRADUATION SCHOOL
CONTACT ME
FLAT NO. 302, AJMERA REGALIA, YOGI NAGAR, BORIVALI- WEST,MUMBAI- 400092, INDIACONTACT NO.- 9766771310
7972498563EMAIL ID- [email protected]
BIRTH
MUMBAI, INDIA
CLASS X
CHINMAYA VIDYALAYA TARAPUR, BOISAR
CLASS XII
TARAPUR VIDYA MANDIR & JUNIOR COLLEGE,
BOISAR
B.ARCH
RACHNA SANSAD’S ACADEMY OF ARCHITECTURE,
DADAR
1996
2011
2013
2018
PROFECIENCY
ART AND CRAFT
SOFTWARES
PHYSICAL MODEL MAKING
CONCEPTUAL SKETCHING
COMMUNICATION
TEAM WORK
PHOTOGRAPHY
AUTOCAD SKETCHUP PHOTOSHOP MICROSOFT OFFICE
STUDY TOURS/ TRAVELS-
GUJARAT [AHMEDABAD, KUTCH, BHUJ/ NIRONA VILLAGE DOCUMENTATION] KARNATAKA [HAMPI & NEARBY] DELHI, AGRA, CHANDIGARH ALIBAUG [BAMBOO WORKSHOP]
CURRICULUM VITAE
HOBBIES
MODEL MAKING
SKETCHING
PHOTOGRAPHY MUSIC
MODELLING TRAVELLING
WORK EXPERIENCE
1. VASTUKALA DESIGN & DEVELOPMENT, VASAI(W)
2. C.H PATIL & SONS, BORIVALI(W)
CONTENTSPROFESSIONAL WORK
1. Sakwar Plan, Virar {Row Houses}
2. Sange Bunglows
3. Girls Hostel At Neeta Niwas, Borivali (W)
4. Nakoda Project, Virar (W)
5. S. R Vishwakarma, Valiv (DP Sheet)
ACADEMIC WORK
6. Architecture Design Sem-9: Political Party Headquarter
7. Architecture Design Sem-7: Residential Project
8. Architecture Design Sem-6: Institutional Project
9. Architecture Design Sem-5: Mumbai City Museum
10. Working Drawing Sem-6: Mumbai City Museum
11. Architecture Design Sem-4: Visitors Centre
12. Architecture Design Sem-3: Student Activity Centre
13. Interior Design Project Sem-4: Student Activity Centre
EXTRAS
14. Travel & Photography
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PROFESSIONAL PRACTICE- SAKWAR PLAN, VIRAR {ROW HOUSES}
GROUND FLOOR PLAN
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PROFESSIONAL PRACTICE- SANGE BUNGLOWS
TYPE A- C.A- 2113 SQ.FT TYPE B- C.A- 1078 SQ.FT TYPE C- C.A- 1466 SQ.FT
GR. FLOOR PLAN
GR. FLOOR PLAN
GR. FLOOR PLAN
TERRACE FLOOR PLAN
TERRACE FLOOR PLAN
TERRACE FLOOR PLAN1ST FLOOR PLAN
1ST FLOOR PLAN
1ST FLOOR PLAN
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PROFESSIONAL PRACTICE- NEETS NIWAS, BORIVALI(W) INTERIOR LAYOUT FOR GIRLS HOSTEL
INTERIOR LAYOUT
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PROFESSIONAL PRACTICE- NAKODA PROJECT, VASAI(W)
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GROUND FLOOR PLAN
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SECOND FLOOR PLAN
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FIRST FLOOR PLAN
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THIRD FLOOR PLAN
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PROFESSIONAL PRACTICE- S.R VISHWAKARMA, VALIV {DP SHEET}8
BRIEF: There is a need for the prominent political party to have central head quarters at a national level for conducting their political businesses. The site selected is in the Southern Part of Mumbai near Mantralaya & Marine Drive.
DESIGN OBJECTIVE:The Design of the Head Quarters reflects an ambience conductive to securely conducting the political business, rallies, meetings etc yet being transparent to public interaction.
GROUND FLOOR PLAN
FIRST FLOOR PLAN
SECOND FLOOR PLAN
ARCHITECTURE DESIGN [SEM 9]- POLITICAL PARTY HEADQUARTERS
AUDITORIUMPLAN & SECTION CC’
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3RD & 4TH
FLOOR PLAN
5TH & 6TH
FLOOR PLAN
SECTION BB’
NORTH ELEVATION
WEST ELEVATION
SECTION AA’
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BRIEF:. To design a Luxury Apartment at a site located at Bandra East, Mumbai.
GROUND FLOOR PLAN
PODIUM LEVEL PLAN [1-4]
TYPICAL FLOOR PLAN
SECTION AA’
COMMERCIAL BLOCK PLAN
ARCHITECTURE DESIGN [SEM 7]- RESIDENTIAL PROJECT11
REFUGE FLOOR PLAN
6, 7 FLOOR PLAN
FLOORING DRAIN DETAIL
SWIMMING POOL DETAIL
SPIDER FITTING DETAIL
PARKING on Ground floor, P1,P2,P3, P4
RECREATION & GUEST ROOMS on Floor 5th, 6th
and 7th
4BHK & 5BHK Flats on Floor 8th- 12th, 14th- 19th, 21th- 26th, 28th
REFUGE Floor on 13th, 20th
& 27th
ELEVATION AA’ SECTION BB’
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BRIEF: To design a Film’s Institute at a site located near Peddar Road, South Mumbai.The site already consisted 2 structures namely “GULSHAN MAHAL [HERITAGE STRUCTURE]” and the “MUSEUM BUILDING [UNDER CONSTRUCTION BUILDING]”.Since FILM INSTITUTE PROJECT was allotted so creating a correspondence between these buildings is the most important thing to achieve in this project.
TOP VIEW OF THE SITE 3D VIEW OF THE SITE
SITE PLAN
SITE SECTION
ARCHITECTURE DESIGN [SEM 6]- INSTITUTIONAL PROJECT
The above images shows the shadow falling on the site during day time because of the existing buildings and the buildings around the site. There is plenty of shadow in the west portion.
SITE SECTIONS
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SECTION AA’
SECTION BB’
GROUND FLOOR PLAN
FINAL MODEL OF FILM INSTITUTE
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FIRST FLOOR PLAN SECOND FLOOR PLAN BASEMENT PLAN
ELEVATION AA’ ELEVATION BB’
GLASS CLADDINGDETAIL
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BRIEF: To design a City museum which describes about the City in all aspects, site is located near Mazgaon Dock, besides Sea front, Mumbai.
EVOLUTION OF DESIGN:
Mumbai is a modern metropolis whose history is now fast fading into obscurity. Although many may not the story about the birth of this beautiful city. The history of this beautiful city dates back to the formation of the seven islands- Colaba, Mazgaon, Mahim, Parel, Bombay Island, Worli & Old woman’s Island.
ARCHITECTURE DESIGN [SEM 5]- MUMBAI CITY MUSEUM
SECONDFLOOR PLAN
RESTAURANT PLAN
LIBRARY & AUDITORIUM
PLAN
FINAL MODEL OF MUMBAI CITY MUSEUM
GROUND FLOOR PLAN
SITE PLAN
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WORKING DRAWING [SEM 6]- MUMBAI CITY MUSEUM
GROUND FLOOR ARCHITECTURAL PLAN
CENTRE LINE PLAN
GROUND FLOOR STRUCTURAL PLAN
FIRST FLOOR ARCHITECTURAL PLAN
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SECTION AA’
SECTION CC’
SECTION BB’
STAIRCASE DETAIL
TOILET DETAIL
ELEVATION AA’
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BRIEF: To design a Visitors Centre at a site which is located at Gharapuri Island which is well known for Ancient Elephanta Caves.
OVER-VIEW OF THE SITE:
EVOLUTION OF DESIGN:
Scattered Planning Combining Function Breaking of Domes
VISITOR CENTRE’S PLAN
SITE SECTION AA’PROCESS MODELS
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A’
C
C’
D
D’
B
B’
ARCHITECTURE DESIGN [SEM 4]- VISITOR’S CENTRE19
View ’B’ while passing through the Museum Hall
View ’A’ while Entering in the Visitors Centre displayed Boards are aligned for providing information about the Place.
SECTION BB’’
SECTION CC’’
SECTION DD’’
TOILET PLAN
RESTAURANT PLAN
ADMIN OFFICE & STAY FACILITY PLAN
FINAL MODEL OF VISITOR’S CENTRE
CRITICAL SECTION
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BRIEF: To design a Student Activity Centre at an anonymous contoured site near Lake. Working on the spaces,
Volumes division as per zones of preferences etc. were concentrated. Being a Student Activity Centre, a place were the teens would want to come and spend their time!
SITE INFORMATION:Contoured site with Lake on its West side, with an Academic Block and Hostel on either sides of the site.
Compact structure
Branched structure
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A’
B
B’
SITE SECTION AA’
SITE SECTION BB’
A
D
D’
A’
B’
B
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F
C’
CE’
E
F’
GROUND FLOOR PLAN
SITE PLAN
LAKE
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EVOLUTION OF DESIGN:
ARCHITECTURE DESIGN [SEM 3]- STUDENT ACTIVITY CENTRE21
SECTION FF’
SECTION AA’
SECTION EE’
SECTION CC’
SECTION BB’
SECTION DD’
FIRST FLOOR PLAN ROOF PLAN
CONDITIONS- Cut & Fill Playing with Levels View of Lake- Surprise Element Walking towards water body
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BRIEF: To design interiors for the Student Activity Centre Project.
OFFICE BLOCK &CONFERENCE ROOM
ENTRANCE LOBBY & RECEPTION
SECTION AA’ passing through RECREATION AREA
VIEW ‘A’ ENTRANCE LOBBY
VIEW ‘C’ RECREATION BLOCK
RECREATION BLOCK
Planning interiors with ‘Maze’ as a concept wherein the design itself gave rise to furniture, flooring and walls thus making it an intresting design experience.
INTERIOR DESIGN [SEM 4]- STUDENT ACTIVITY CENTRE23
LIBRARY PLAN
Places of Attraction like the Recreation Block and the Cafeteria were designed such that more youngster come and enjoy their time by playing games and having meals with their friends.
CAFETERIA PLAN
IMAGES OF CAFETERIA SEATING
SECTION BB’ passing through LIBRARY
Since, The architecture of the structure was simple and modular, similar kind of interior features like linearity, repetition, balance are used in the design.
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23TRAVEL & PHOTOGRAPHY
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