P O R T F O L I OARCHITECTURAL PORTFOLIOSAKSHI RAJENDRA JAGTAPSELECTED WORK 2021-2026
SAKSHI JAGTAP 9373230830 Pune sakshijagtap1572003@gmail.com C O N T A C T E D U C A T I O N S O F T W A R E S K I L L S L A N G U A G E W O R K E X P E R I E N C E S K I L L S S U M M A R Y Motivated and detail-oriented architecture student with a strong foundation in design, spatial planning, and sustainable principles. Proficient in tools such as AutoCAD, SketchUp, Revit, and Adobe Creative Suite, with a keen eye for aesthetics and functionality. I have independently handled two residential design projects under the guidance of a principal architect and structural engineer, gaining valuable experience in client interaction, site analysis, concept development, and technical drawing. I am eager to contribute to a collaborative design environment while continuing to grow professionally through practical, real-world challenges. Bachelor of Architecture MKSSS Dr. Bhanuben Nanavati College of Architecture , Karvenagar , pune. 2021 - 2026 INTERN Ignitus Architectural Studio, Ahmedabad , Gujrat. 15 June 2025 – 15 October 2025 Worked on Working Drawings (WD) and detailed drawings Assisted in Interior Design projects Developed 3D models and visualizations Supported design development and execution Coordinated on drawings and project documentation AutoCAD Revit SketchUp Photoshop Illustrator InDesign Twinmotion Enscape English Hindi Marathi W O R K S H O P S A N D C O M P E T I T I O N S I N T E R E S T S Architectural Design, Space Planning & Concept Development Working Drawings & Site Analysis 3D Visualization & Rendering Communication, Teamwork & Time Management Green Wall construction and hands-on workshop Winning Team – Workshop, REVA University- (2025) NASA Trophies Participation: CP Kukreja Trophy NASA Trophies Participation: 67 th lIK Trophy Sketching & Architectural Illustration Model Making Photography Exploring Vernacular & Maratha Architecture Traveling & Site Exploration
CONTENTS CO-WORKING HUB AT NANA - NANI PARK , PUNE............................................. GREEN HOUSING PROFESSIONAL WORK BUNGALOW PROJECT 1............................................. BUNGALOW PROJECT 2............................................. ARCHITECTURAL DETAILS WORKING DRAWING MISCELLANEOUS WORK AT VIMANNAGAR ,PUNE.............................................010203040506
CO-WORKING HUB A FLEXIBLE AND INNOVATIVE CO-WORKING SPACE INTEGRATING MODERN OFFICE AMENITIES WITH NATURE-INSPIRED DESIGN. IT FOSTERS CREATIVITY, COLLABORATION, AND PRODUCTIVITY WHILE ENSURING ADAPTABILITY TO EVOLVING WORK TRENDS. A FORWARD- THINKING WORKSPACE BLENDING NATURE, TECHNOLOGY, AND FLEXIBILITY TO MEET THE FUTURE OF WORK.SITE LOCATION- ALONG RIVER BED , NANA -NANI PARK , PUNE
CO-WORKING HUBA A AA’B’B GROUND FLOOR FIRST FLOOR SECOND FLOOR THIRD FLOOR FOURTH FLOOR FIFTH FLTO EIGHTH FLOORMASTER PLANSITE SECTION AA
GROUND FLOOR FIRST FLOOR SECOND FLOOR THIRD FLOOR FOURTH FLOOR FIFTH FLOOR SIXTH TO EIGHTH FLOOR TERRACE FLOOR SECTION-AA SECTION- BB 3D VIEW CO-WORKING HUB MATERIAL PALETTE -- STRUCTURE: EXPOSED CONCRETE (CEILINGS, BEAMS, COLUMNS) WALLS: EXPOSED BRICKWORK FOR TEXTURE AND WARMTH SCREENS/PARTITIONS: TERRACOTTA JALI FOR VENTILATION AND VISUAL INTEREST CEILING/DECOR ACCENTS: NATURAL OR FAUX BAMBOO ELEMENTS GREENERY: VERTICAL GREEN WALLS (LIVE OR PRESERVED PLANTS) PALETTE: WARM EARTHY REDS (BRICK, TERRACOTTA), COOL GREY (CONCRETE), GREEN (PLANTS), AND LIGHT WOOD/BAMBOO TONES
DESIGN STRATEGIESGREEN FACADESCO-WORKING HUBSUSTAINABILITY & CLIMATE RESPONSIVENESS NORTH ORIENTATION MINIMIZES HEAT GAIN WHILE MAXIMIZING NATURAL LIGHT. RAINWATER HARVESTING FROM TERRACES. SOLAR PANELS ON UPPER ROOFS. USE OF ECO-FRIENDLY MATERIALS: EXPOSED CONCRETE, BAMBOO PANELING, RECYCLED METAL FRAMES. EXPERIENCE & IDENTITY THE ENTIRE STRUCTURE RESEMBLES A GREEN HILL OR STEPPED VALLEY, MAKING IT A LANDMARK. IT REFLECTS A BLEND OF MODERN CO-WORKING CULTURE WITH NATURAL RHYTHMS. ENCOURAGES COMMUNITY, FLEXIBILITY, AND MINDFULNESS IN THE WORKSPACE.DIFUSED LIGHT FROM NORTHCROSS VENTILATIONSECTIONAL 3D VIEWSGROUND FLOOR - 1600 SQ.M FIRST FLOOR - 1600 SQ M SECOND FLOOR - 800 SQ.M THIRD FLOOR- 700 SQ,M FOURTH FLOOR - 600 SQ.M FIFTH FLOOR- 500 SQ.M SIXTH FLOOR- 500 SQ.M SEVENTH FLOOR - 500 SQ.M EIGHTH FLOOR- 500 SQ.M TOTAL BUILT-UP7000 SQM 1. FORM & ORIENTATION THE HUB IS DESIGNED AS A STEPPED STRUCTURE THAT ASCENDS FROM TWO OPPOSING CORNERS, CREATING A DYNAMIC, TERRACED FORM. THE STEPS ASCEND TOWARD THE CENTRAL SPINE, CULMINATING IN A ROOFTOP GARDEN OR CAFÉ. NORTH-FACING TERRACES ENSURE MAXIMUM DIFFUSED NATURAL LIGHT WITHOUT HEAT GAIN—IDEAL FOR WORKING ENVIRONMENTS. 2. GREEN TERRACES & OPEN AMENITIES EACH STEP HOUSES OPEN GREEN TERRACES, FUNCTIONING AS BREAKOUT SPACES, OPEN-AIR LOUNGES, INFORMAL MEETING ZONES, OR WELLNESS AREAS (E.G., YOGA DECKS). THE TERRACES ACT AS EXTENSIONS OF INDOOR SPACES, ENHANCING THE USER EXPERIENCE AND PROMOTING WELLNESS. NATIVE AND LOW-MAINTENANCE PLANT SPECIES SUPPORT SUSTAINABILITY AND BIODIVERSITY. 3. FACADE DESIGN (LONGER SIDES) THE LONGER SIDES OF THE BUILDING FEATURE A LAYERED GLASS FAÇADE WITH: VERTICAL GREENERY FOR SHADING AND AESTHETICS. OPERABLE PANELS FOR CROSS- VENTILATION. SUNBREAKERS/LOUVERS TO REDUCE GLARE. THE FACADE CELEBRATES TRANSPARENCY, CONNECTION TO NATURE, AND A LIGHT-WEIGHT AESTHETIC.
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SITE AREA - 41627 SQMA A SITE PLAN SECTION- AA GREEN HOUSINGGREEN FACADES, OR VERTICAL GREENERY, ARE ANOTHER IMPORTANT COMPONENT OF GREEN DESIGN BYLAWS. BY COVERING BUILDING EXTERIORS WITH PLANT LIFE, BUILDINGS CAN REGULATE THEIR INTERNAL TEMPERATURES, IMPROVE AIR QUALITY, AND CONTRIBUTE TO BIODIVERSITY IN URBAN AREAS.CROSS VENTILATION IS ANOTHER ESSENTIAL FEATURE ADDRESSED BY THESE BYLAWS. BUILDINGS ARE ENCOURAGED TO ADOPT DESIGNS THAT OPTIMIZE NATURAL AIRFLOW, REDUCING THE RELIANCE ON AIR CONDITIONING SYSTEMS.THE USE OF GREEN ROOFS IS ALSO MANDATED AS PART OF THESE SUSTAINABILITY-FOCUSED REGULATIONS. GREEN ROOFS NOT ONLY CONTRIBUTE TO STORMWATER MANAGEMENT BY ABSORBING RAINWATER BUT ALSO HELP INSULATE BUILDINGS, REDUCING ENERGY DEMANDS FOR HEATING AND COOLING. THE VEGETATIVE LAYERS ON THESE ROOFS CAN MITIGATE THE URBAN HEAT ISLAND EFFECT, IMPROVE AIR QUALITY, AND PROVIDE HABITATS FOR LOCAL WILDLIFE. PROPER GUIDELINES FOR MAINTAINING THESE GREEN ROOFS ARE TYPICALLY PROVIDED TO ENSURE THEIR LONG- TERM EFFECTIVENESS.Project is a sustainable residential development comprising 12 floors across 2 phases, designed to promote eco-friendly living. Each phase includes thoughtfully planned units with maximum natural light, cross ventilation, and green terraces. The design integrates solar energy systems, rainwater harvesting, and waste management solutions. Landscaped open spaces, rooftop gardens, and shaded walkways enhance the connection with nature. SITE LOCATION- VIMANNAGAR ,PUNEGREEN DESIGN STRATEGIESSITE PLAN
GREEN HOUSING FIRST FLOOR PLAN SECOND FLOOR PLAN 3D VIEW ISOMETRIC VIEW3 BHK FLAT3 BHK FLAT
ARCHITECTURAL DETAILS
ARCHITECTURAL DETAILSThe green void is a strategically carved-out vertical or horizontal space integrated along the room edge, enhancing visual connectivity and passive ventilation
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THESIS PROJECT SWARAJYA GATHHA- ITEGRATED CULTURAL TOURISM CAMPUS AT MEDAD FORT PROJECT VISION “SWARAJYA GATHA” IS ENVISIONED AS AN IMMERSIVE CULTURAL TOURISM CAMPUS THAT CELEBRATES THE LEGACY OF MARATHA HISTORY THROUGH ARCHITECTURE, STORYTELLING, AND EXPERIENTIAL SPACES. THE PROJECT STUDIES TRADITIONAL MARATHA ARCHITECTURAL FORMS, FORT PLANNING, MATERIALS, WOODEN JOINERIES, WADA TYPOLOGIES, DEFENSIVE PATHWAYS, AND CULTURAL SETTLEMENT PATTERNS, INTEGRATING THEM INTO A CONTEMPORARY DESIGN INTERVENTION. THE CAMPUS IS DESIGNED NOT MERELY AS A PLACE TO OBSERVE HISTORY, BUT AS A SPACE TO LEARN, FEEL, EXPERIENCE, AND PARTICIPATE IN THE CULTURAL ESSENCE OF SWARAJYA MEDAD BHUIKOT FORT, MEDAD, PUNE ,MAHARASHTRA- 413102 DISTANCE FROM PUNE: ~95 KM DISTANCE FROM BARAMATI: ~5 KM PLOT TYPE: PUBLIC OR SEMI-PUBLIC TOTAL AREA- 4.5 ACRES THE DESIGN PROPOSES THE REVITALIZATION OF THE HISTORIC GADHI THROUGH A SENSITIVE CULTURAL TOURISM CAMPUS THAT RESPECTS THE ORIGINAL HERITAGE STRUCTURE. MAJOR FUNCTIONS SUCH AS GALLERIES, IMMERSIVE EXHIBITION SPACES, THEATRE, AND ENCLOSED AMENITIES ARE PLANNED UNDERGROUND TO MAINTAIN THE EXISTING SKYLINE AND OPENNESS OF THE FORT. THE GROUND LEVEL REMAINS LARGELY OPEN WITH COURTYARDS, LANDSCAPE SPACES, PUBLIC PLAZAS, WATER BODIES, AND CIRCULATION AREAS THAT ENHANCE THE HISTORIC CHARACTER OF THE SITE. TRADITIONAL ARCHITECTURAL ELEMENTS LIKE GATEWAYS, BASTIONS, AND STONE TATBANDI WALLS ARE REINTERPRETED IN A CONTEMPORARY MANNER USING GRAY BASALT STONE AND EARTHY MATERIALS. AT THE REAR SIDE OF THE GADHI, A HERITAGE STAY CAMPUS IS DEVELOPED OUTSIDE THE FORT BOUNDARY, INSPIRED BY TRADITIONAL MARATHA WADA AND GADHI ARCHITECTURE, PROVIDING VISITORS WITH AN IMMERSIVE FORT-STAY EXPERIENCE WHILE PROTECTING THE HISTORIC FABRIC OF THE MAIN FORT.
THESIS PROJECT3363334353228482729304038393726252223202119177891213181024151614314647454142116SITE PLAN1.MAHADEV TEMPLE 2.PARKING 3.SECURITY CABIN 4.GARDEN 5.BHAIRAVNATH TEMPLE 6.ENTRANCE TO FORT 7.RECEPTION AND WAITING 8.SERVICE ZONE 9.ADMIN ZONE 10.MEDITATION ZONE 11.STAFF ZONE 12.DG AND TRANSFORMER ROOM26.WATER DECK 27.KHANDAK 28.TEMPLE 29.STAGE 30.AMPHITHEATRE 31.OPEN LAWN 32.ENTRANCE OF RESORT 33.RECEPTION AND WAITING 34.DINING 35.KITCHEN 36.DORMITORY 37.ROYAL TENT13.ELECTRIC AND HVAC ROOM 14.ERFORMANCE ZONE (DANPATHHA, TALWAR BAJI ) 15.OPEN COURTYARD 16.PERFORMANCE ZONE ( STORYTELLING KATTA) 17.SERVICE CORE 18.WORKSHOP ZONE 19.SOUVENIOR SHOP 20.PERFORMANCE ZONE (LAVANI, NATAK ) 21.VEHRANDAH EXIBITION 22.CAFETERIA 23.KITCHEN 24.KUND 25.CULTURAL BAZAAR38.SARKAR WADA ROYAL STAY ROOMS 39.PARTY HALL 40.GAZEBO 41.FAMILY SUITS 42.REST ROOM 43.GYM 44.TEMPORARY TENTS 45.INDOOR GAMES 46.OUTDOOR GAMES 47.SERVICE ROOMS 48.PUMP ROOMSCALE- 1:400
THESIS PROJECT4GROUND FLOOR PLANSCALE- 1:400
THESIS PROJECT SWARAJYA GATHHA- ITEGRATED CULTURAL TOURISM CAMPUS AT MEDAD FORTBASEMENT 1BASEMENT 2
SECTION AA SCALE 1:150SECTION BB SCALE 1:150DETAIL 1DETAIL 2DETAIL 3DETAIL 1DETAIL 4DETAIL 5DETAIL 6DETAIL 2DETAIL 3DETAIL 4DETAIL 5DETAIL 6SECTION CC SCALE 1:150DETAIL 7DETAIL 8DETAIL 7DETAIL 8THESIS PROJECT MATERIAL PALETTE TATBANDI WALL – GRAY B ASALT STONE FINISH EXTERIOR WALLS – LIME PLASTER WITH WARM BEIGE TEXTURE ROOFING – TERRACOTTA CLAY ROOF TILES FLOORING – KOTA STONE / NATURAL GRANITE COLUMNS & ARCHES – STONE FINISH WITH TRADITIONAL DETAILING RAILINGS & PERGOLAS – NATURAL TEAK WOOD FINISH COURTYARD FLOORING – STONE PAVING WITH GRASS INSERTS WATER BODIES – REFLECTIVE BLUE WATER FINISH LANDSCAPE ELEMENTS – NATIVE TREES, SHRUBS, AND LAWNS PATHWAYS – ROUGH STONE PAVING / COBBLED FINISH UNDERGROUND SPACES – EXPOSED CONCRETE WITH MUTED EARTHY TONES ACCENT MATERIAL – BLACK METAL DETAILING FOR CONTEMPORARY ELEMENTS
BUNGALOW PROJECT -1 3BHK LUXURY BUNGALOW OPTIMIZES A COMPACT FOOTPRINT WITH A VERTICALLY EFFICIENT LAYOUT, INTEGRATING A HOME LIFT FOR SEAMLESS MULTI-LEVEL ACCESS. EACH ROOM IS DESIGNED WITH SPATIAL FLUIDITY, MAXIMIZING NATURAL LIGHT AND VENTILATION. THE GROUND FLOOR HOSTS OPEN-PLAN LIVING AND DINING ZONES, PROMOTING FUNCTIONAL ELEGANCE. SMART ZONING ENSURES PRIVACY, WHILE PREMIUM FINISHES ELEVATE THE OVERALL AESTHETIC. A LANDSCAPED TERRACE GARDEN SERVES AS A SERENE RETREAT, BLENDING ARCHITECTURE WITH NATURE.BUILT-UP 195 SQ.M ( 2100SQFT)walk-through
GROUND FLOOR PLAN FIRST FLOOR PLAN TERRACE FLOOR PLAN ISOMETRIC VIEWS BUNGALOW PROJECT -1
This unique design merges three bungalows into one cohesive structure with a shared central courtyard. Each bungalow has a private entry from the courtyard, maintaining individual privacy. The layout draws from traditional Indian homes, reimagined with a modern architectural approach.BUNGALOW PROJECT 2BUILT-UP 557 SQ.M ( 6000SQFT)
BUNGALOW PROJECT-2 This design envisions three individual bungalows integrated into a single architectural envelope, unified through a central courtyard that serves as the heart of the space. While the structure appears as one large traditional bungalow from the outside, it discreetly houses three distinct residential units—each with independent access from the shared courtyard. Inspired by traditional Indian architecture, the courtyard features a Tulsi Vrundavan at its center, reinforcing cultural and spiritual grounding. The courtyard acts as a communal gathering space, enhancing social interaction while maintaining privacy for each family unit. Elements like deep verandahs, sloping roofs, jaali work, and natural materials are reinterpreted in a modern design language, blending timeless aesthetics with contemporary functionality. TERRACE FLOOR FIRST FLOOR GROUND FLOOR 3D VIEW
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