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Ar. Pratik Ajay Pawar A compilation of undergradute work

ABOUT ME I define myself as a budding architect whose goal is to make an impact with my desire to learn and implement my learn- ing for the betterment of society. Academics has taught me that every detail matters and that all those small details lead to a masterpiece. Growing up in a practical and logical environment, my desire to question and comprehend the changing world and sustain society led me to pursue a career in architecture. EDUCATION High school (2016) Junior College (2018) Undergraduation (2024) WORK EXPERIENCE HCP Design, Planning and Management Pvt. Ltd. , Ahemdabad - Internship (Semester 8) First half- Part of a largescale urban redevelepment project. Worked on BIM interface, approval drawings and presenatations. Last half- Part of a Public Amenity project, producing construction drawings and presentations. Managed incoming and outgoing of drawings. Conceptual model sun analysis and photography. Extras- Assisted in Universal Assessibility Audits of projects and produced Accessibility Audit presentation. Dec 2022- April 2023 UNDERGRAD EXPERIENCE TECHNOLOGY SKILL-SET OTHER INTEREST Documentation of Jhalra (stepwell) - Jodhpur - Study tour (Semester 2- Group work) WORKSHOPS RS & QGIS Workshop - Learnt to generate data for various physical and geological properties of soil with QGIS tools. Green Campus Work- shop - Learnt to calculated water and energy requirements of college campus and provide and propose alternate efficient interventions. DFGE Workshop - Learnt to use Edge Tools and calculated the impact of various sustainable strategies on project cost and sustainibility measures. Language: English, Marathi, Hindi Bamboo Workshop & Brick workshop - Explored bamboo and brick as constructure material, on site working , connections and details creating and exploring forms. Model making Work- shop - Explored various materials like acryalics, wood, paper and glass. Documented and produced drawing 2019 Green Mobilty - Urban Development Elective (Semester 6- Group work) Documented and Analysed urban infrastructure and proposed urban interventions in public domain. Presented at Mumbai Inclusive : Urban Vision 2021 Documentation of Khotachi wadi (heri- tage site) - Girgoan - Urban Conservation Elective (Semester 7- Group work) Documented, Studied and analysed built and ubuilt architecture of khotachiwadi. 2022 Documentation of Mhatarpacady (heri- tage site) - Byculla - Urban Conservation Elective (Semester 9- Group work) Documented, Studied and analysed social architecture of Mhatar pacady and proposed redevelopment schemes and interventions.2023 9004960802 pratikpawar@ves.ac.in Byculla, Mumbai. _._pratick_._ pratikpawar19A00 - Diamond Jubilee High School (ICSE) 77.76 % (Science) - Jai Hind College (HSC) 65.08 % (Science- PCMB) - Vivekanand Education Society College of Architecture CGPA:- 8.78 (B.Arch) Climate Consltant Envi Met Q-GIS Rhino Edge Tool Video Editing Graphic Designing Tech Exploration Gaming Other tools..

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Design approach adopts and explores modernist concept of architecture following basic principles of modernism such as “less is more” and “form follows function” with sensitivity towards context and environment. A minimal form exploring open and closed spaces with play of light and shadow which would enhance the structure and spacial value and experiencial quality. COMMUNITY LIBRARY, KHARGHAR

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The PIXEL Housing project located at the edge of sindhi society, Chembur, provides housing for various users such as working professionals, students, and families that have migrated to the city. The project has been moulded around the site while preserving the already existing vegetation.It provides interactive spaces not only for its residents but also for the neighbour. Its overlapping modules create pockets on every floor which allows maximum cross ventilation and day lighting and those spaces are used for programs such as gardening and communal pockets, etc. The location of the project enables its users to be easily connected to the city. PIXEL- RENTAL HOUSING, CHEMBUR

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To create a symmetrical balance between value of space and journey of spaces around. The context around is rich in culture and history with tourism throughout the year, opportunity to create a center for the local people to connect and tourist to admire. An ambient activity space for the locals and a designated spaces for the local crafts men to portray their craft and reach towards a larger audience. Interrelation between spaces and connections were emphasized to make movement easy and avoid chaos. COMMUNITY CENTER, MAHABALESHWAR

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Studio project focused on creating of elemental pyau(drinking water station) in the rich cultural and social context of Jodhpur which also creates a juxta- position between the old and new. Proposed Pyau is abstracted from a Rajasthani Turban which primarilily provides shade from the scrotching heat of the context. The abstracted form takes inspiration from the swirls and knots of a turban pivoted along two nodes which anker the structure in place. A bold attempt to merger an organic form in the closed down alleys of jodhpur which creates a sense of curiosity while also acts as an installation which encourages voluntary participation of the locals and sense of belonging and responsibility. PYAU- IN A JODHPUR CHOWK

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The Urban design studio was conducted with a focus on the principle of Green Mobility. A case area of 2.9 kms was identified from kurla to VES Campus area to help relate students to the Urban transportation issues faces by them on daily basis. The case area was divided into 4 stretches based on the urban form and changing nature of the street. Mapping and understanding different urban layers that make up urban space. Site observastion and surveys helped to identify the stakeholders and understand how users navigate and interacct with the urban form and its imoact on their behaviour. Applying methods and techniques of analysis to understand the crowd density, vehicular count and area of comfort zone. ELECTIVE- GREEN MOBILITY, KURLA

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TCGL - AUDITORIUM, SUNRISE POINT AND SUNSET POINT- SAPUTARA, GUJARAT Project consist of three sub projects that are Auditorium at Saputara, Refurbuishment of Sunrise Point & Redevelopment of Sunset Point. Sunset Point Saputara consist of redvelopment of plaza space with addition of food court, admin and toilet blocks. To create an obstruction free path from the plaza to the observation deck. The observation desk consist of an amphitheatre, bandstand and a sundial which is the focal point of the project. Saputara Sunrise point consist of refurbuishment of exisiting landscape and retroffit- ing of walkways, trails and other elements. Aim is to revive the parking area with addition of multiple amenities for people to engage. The Auditorium project aims to design and construct a state-of-the-art facility that will serve as a venue for various events such as concert, lectures, theatrical perfor- mances, and other public gatherings. The facility will be a single story structure with multipurpose spaces. INTERNSHIP WORK www.hcp.co.in HCPCHECKEDBY : DESIGN MANAGER : PROJECT MANAGER : DWG.NO.: DRAWN BY : REF. DATE DESCRIPTION Notes: 1. This drawing and its contents are the property of HCP Design, Planning and Management Pvt. Ltd. It is not to be reproduced, copied, loaned, exhibited or used, in whole or in part, except for the purpose it is intended for, without prior written consent from HCP. 2. In case there is any discrepancy between the Architectural drawings and other representational drawings, the Architectural drawings must be followed and any discrepancy between the two must be brought to the notice of the Architect before commencement of work. 3. All dimensions must be read and not measured. Please refer to detailed drawings wherever relevant. 4. FFL±00=972.775 PROJECT NO. PROJECT NAME CLIENT SCALE: DATE : N 13-04-2023 A3-1:50 21008-03AT : SAPUTARA Tourism Corporation of Gujarat Limited Sunset Point CHIRAG BHAVSAR ANAND PATEL BINDESH KANSARA PRATIK PAWAR 7410 21008-03-10-HCP-DG-7410-E00 GNOMON DETAILSSunset Point - Vista Point 13-04-2023 FOR EXECUTION H C P D e s i g n P l a n n i n g & M a n a g e m e n t P v t . L t d . 13-04-2023 FOR EXECUTION E00

Multi-utility shelf was designed such that it could be kept on ground on a stable or a wall hanging it can kept one assist in keeping objects over and inside it .It could assist one keep stationary while working in a congested space, the different level gives priority to the stuff and easy visibility to find something could be used in kitchen to keep small containers of necessary spices and herbs. To keep bowls or plates. Could be used as a coffee tables and hold other antiques could be used as a book shelf and a newspaper holder cold be used to keep near television sets to set-top boxes or wifi router, to keep tv remote, lcd players, speaker sets could be kept as a wall hanging to keep keys, show Pieces, trophies to hold phones while charging, can also be used as a shoe rack. FURNITURE DESIGN JOINERY DETAIL

Square was shaped to made a semi solid block of alternate corners which is forms like a three dimensional window. This block module is repeated adja- cent and one above other creating a pattern of angularly arranged blocks which gives a sense of movement upwards the form formed is a network of minute framed structures which gives sense of flight. STAIR DESIGN







































































































































































































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