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DESIGNS

DESIGN - VII th sem 

 

HOUSING- 

 

THE AIM OF THE DESIGN IS TO EMPHSIZE AND EVOLVE THE METHODOLOGY FOR ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN WITH REFERENCE TO THE PREVIOUS KNOWLEDGE OF FUNCTIONAL AESTHETICS AS WELL AS PRESENT AND FUTURE SCENARIO OF URBAN AND RURAL DEVELOPMENT, THEIR PROBLEMS AND PROSPECTS

 

 

CONCEPT- 

THE CONCEPT BEHIND THE DESIGN IS TO CREATE 

A VISTA THAT SHOULD CREATE BALANCED FUNCTIONA

ORDER WITH THE SURROUNDING.

 

DESIGN - VII th sem

 

ELECTIVE-

 

            -GEOGRAPHICAL INFORMATION SYSTEM 

 

             TO PROVIDE AN UNDERSTANDING OF THE BASIC CONCEPTS                      AND USES OF GIS TECNOLOGY SO THAT SPATIAL ANALYSIS                      CAN BE INCORPORATED.

 

 

 

            -INTERIOR DESIGN      

 

              UNDERSTANDING SPACE, FORM, COLOR, ABSTRACT, SPATIAL                   EXPRESSION. THE BASE LANE, THE OVERHEAD PLANE, THE                       VERTICALS, THE INTERMEDIATES. VISUAL ASPECTS, VISUAL                       CONTROL, ILLUSIONS. VISUAL ART APPRECIATION: A BRIEF                       LOOK OF MAJOR ART MOVEMENTS THAT HAVE AFFECTED                         DESIGN.

 

 

       

              -URBAN DESIGN

 

              THE OBJECTIVE IS TO DEVELOP AN UNDERSTANDING OF                           URBAN DESIGN THROUGH THEIR EVOLUTION IN HISTORY

              AND IT BEING AN INTEGRAL PART OF THE ARCHITECTURE AT                     BIGGER  LEVEL.

 

 

 

 

DESIGN - V th SEM

 

       -DESIGN-  INDIAN PAVILLION IN SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA

 

       DESIGNING OF AN INDIAN EXHIBITION PAVILION IN            FRONT OF OPERA HOUSE. ZONING DONE ON THE              BASIS OF THE CULTURES DEPICTING INDIA.

 

 

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       -MEASURED DRAWINGS

 

 

 

                                                                      

 

 

 DISSERTATION-

                    GABION AS A LANDSCAPE ELEMENT.

 

 

 

 

INTERIOR DESIGN - TOY STORE

URBAN DESIGN 

DESIGN - IV th SEM

 

RESIDENCE

 

STUDY OF NATURAL ENVIRONMENTAL FACTORS, THEIR IMPACT AND CONSIDERATION BY HUMAN SETTELMENT OF A TOWN ON A PART OF CITY  

 

RESIDENCE OF A RETIRED ARMY OFFICER- WORKING OUT THE PERSONAL AND PUBLIC SPACES. STUDY OF LIFESTYLE OF AN ARMY OFFICER AT MHOW(INDORE).

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

DESIGN - VI th sem 

 

SCHOOL OF ARCHITECTURE -

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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DESIGN - III rd SEM

 

LAGHU-UDHYOG AT MAHESHWAR-  DESIGNING A SMALL SCALE INDUSTRY USING VERNACULAR ARCHITECTURE.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

DESIGN - II nd SEM

 

-INTRODUCTION OF ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN WITH AN APPROACH OF FUNCTIONAL UNDERSTANDING AND ANALYSIS OF  PROBLEMS WITH STUDIES OF SPACE REQIREMENTS FOR DIFFERENT FURNITURE(OBJECTS), ACTIVITIES AND CIRCULATION.  RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN OCCUPIED AND UNOCCUPIED SPACES.

 

-ANTHROPOMETRIC STUDY AND ANALYSIS 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

DESIGN - I st SEM

 

-THE AIM IS TO INTRODUCE TO THE STUDENTS THE DESIGN FUNDAMENTALS, DESIGN VOCABULARY AND ORDER OF FORM AND  SPACE

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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