Research
Competetion Name: Nehru Bhavan, Aurangabad
Year:
2020 (With Ar. Asif Sayed)
Built-up area:
6935 sq.m.
Description
The Redesign of Nehru Bhavan looked at opening up commercials to the street thus making the area more interactive. The layout planned as such that it provides security to the other functions and at the same time creates a shopping/commercial streetscape.
Competition name:
City Vision
Location:
Beijing, China
Entry Level:
Global Level
Year:
2015 (With Ar. Dushyant Asher)
Description
With a deep questioning about the city and its influence over the development of the human race, the competition selected Beijing as a symbol of this important analysis of the human future. The competition aimed to develop urban and visionary proposals via stimulating new ideas for the future of our cities. All through innovative ideas and methodologies that can improve the connection between the historical, contemporary and future city vocation, thus promoting a positive evolution of the critical architectural historiography
Book/Paper name: Poetics of civic light in Le Corbusier’s Assembly building in Chandigarh
Status:
Published in July 2011
Presented at: the Passive Low Energy and Architecture (PLEA) conference held in, Louvain-la-Neuve, Belgium.
Book/Paper name:
Sustainable communities
Presented at: the Passive Low Energy and Architecture (PLEA) conference held in, Louvain-la-Neuve, Belgium.
Status:
Published in July 2011
Book/Article name:
Chawls of Mumbai
Featuring at: Rachana Sansad’s quarterly magazine
Status:
Published, January 2012
Book/Paper name: Buildings without electricity in early development of Mumbai City- A case study on Asiatic library building the town hall of Mumbai
Status:
Published, 2014
Presented at: The Passive Low Energy and Architecture (PLEA) 2014 conference, Ahmedabad, India in December 2012.
Book/Article name: Indore Dialogues in Existence: A Documentation on Community Architecture and Affordable Housing
Status: Published in January 2019 (ISBN 978-81-940293-0-4)
Description
Indore has two Aga-Khan Award for Architecture winning projects namely "Aaranya Low Housing" project by Prof. Balkrishna Doshi and "Slum Networking" in Indore by Arch. Himanshu Parikh. These two projects are inspirational models for architects to understand the densities and meeting housing needs which accomplishing the goals for developing sustainable communities and humane habitat.
Workshops conducted:
Decoding the Unbuilt
Year:
2015
College/ University Name: Kamla Raheja Vidyanidhi School of Architecture